ganesh temple in maharashtra (Ashtavinayaka)

Ashtavinayaka Darshan

Shri Ganesha is the god of knowledge. A large number of Ganesha devotees, who do devotional worship to this, visit Ashtavinayaka in large numbers.

While going for Ashtavinayak darshan we need to be aware in that regard.

Ashtadarshan Ashtavinayak Darshan Yatra is organized by many travel companies in the state of Maharashtra and through it many Ganesha devotees go for the darshan of Ashtavinayaka with great devotion.

Hello friends, today we are going to see Ashtavinayak Darshan. We are going to see detailed information about who are Ashtavinayaka temples in Maharashtra in today's articles.

Friends, all the Ashtavinayakas are in the states of Maharashtra, especially Pune district and Ahmednagar district have temples of Ashtavinayaka. So, to visit Ashtavinayaka, we have to start from two cities, Nagar and Pune, so we will see the information about the Ashtavinayakas in order.

Here you will get information about which route and how to go for Ashtavinayak Darshan.

The first Ganesha in Ashtavinayaka is Mayureshwar of Morgaon. Morgaon is just 68 km from Pune.Mayureshwar of Morgaon is said to have been founded by Morya Gosavi. Near from Morgaon is Srikshetra Jejuri Fort. Khandoba can also be seen here.

The second Ganpati in the Ashtavinayaka is Siddhivinayak of Siddhatek. Siddhatek can be reached from Morgaon. Siddhivinayak of Siddhatek is situated on the banks of river Bhima. The surroundings and the temple are very scenic. After having darshan of Siddhivinayak, the mind is very happy.

Ballaleshwar of Pali is the third Ganesha in Ashtavinayaka. Pani is a place near Khalapur on the Pune Mumbai highway and the nature here is very beautiful. The temple has good accommodation for the devotees.

The fourth Ganesha in Ashtavinayaka is the Varadvinayak of Mahad, as Mahad is a short distance from Vinayak Pali, it will not take much time to reach here. After having darshan of Varadvinayak, the happiness of the mind increases.

Chintamani of Theur is the fifth Ganesha in Ashtavinayaka. After taking darshan of Chintamani, the anxiety of the mind disappears.

Girijatmaj of Lenyadri is the sixth Ganesha in Ashtavinayaka. Lenyadri temple is carved in the form of a cave in the high mountains. The area here is scenic.

Vighnahar of Ozar is the seventh Ganesha in Ashtavinayaka. Ozar is at a very close distance from Lenyadri.

Mahaganpati of Ranjangaon is the eighth Ganesha of Vinayaka. Ranjangaon is a place on Pune Ahmednagar Road.

In this manner there are temples of Ashtavinayaka in Maharashtra Ganesha devotees can visit Ashtavinayaka in three days.

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