Chubby and charming, simple and sharp, Innocent and smart, calm and powerful, cuddly and majestic, slow and energetic, beginning and the end – all these contrasting terms can be encapsulated by only one Hindu god, God Ganesha.  Ganesha, the most genial of all gods, is loved and worshipped by everyone ranging  from the young kids to older devotees. He is considered as a companion to the lonely, an adviser to the confused, and a leader to his followers.

No other religion has a god as a child who is adored by the elderly alike as our Ganesha. The plump belly makes him comforting but at the same time conveys the meaning of digesting all good and bad, the broken tusk makes him vulnerable but simultaneously conveys the meaning of breaking ego in life and the cute trunk makes him cuddly which also portrays the meaning of flexibility.

He is virtuous but exudes a more approachable friendliness. Above all he is the eternal giver of wishes to the seekers and to these seekers we provide four sacred and auspicious Ganesha Temples for a healthier and happier life.

Siddhi Vinayaka Temple

1. Siddhivinayak temple: The Siddhivinayak temple located in the heart of  Mumbai is the most famous Ganesha temple in India. In this 17th Century temple, Ganesha gives darshan to his devotees in the form of Siddhivinayak. Devotees visiting the temple are blessed with good health, wealth, prosperity and child boon.

Anegudde Vinayaka Temple

2. Annegude Vinayaka Temple: The Anegudde Vinayaka Temple situated in Kumbhashi, Udupi is one of the most beautiful and peaceful Ganesha temple. The temple is also one of the ‘Sapthakshetra of “Tulunaadu” and is also called as the Mukti Sthala. The temple was built by God Parasurama (6th avatar of Vishnu). Ganesha gives darshan to his devotees in the form of Siddhivinayak. Devotees visiting the temple are blessed with good health, wealth, prosperity, career and traits.

Dagdusheth temple

3. Dagdusheth Ganapati Temple: Dagdusheth Ganapati Temple situated in Pune is one of the most visited Ganesha temple in the country, thousands of pilgrim visit the temple everyday. Ganesha gives darshan to his devotees in the form of Ganpathi. Devotees visiting the temple are blessed with good wealth, health, prosperity, education and career.

Ucchi Pillayar Temple

4. Ucchi pillayar temple: The ancient Ucchi Pillayar Temple located in the heart of the erstwhile Chola citadel “Tiruchirappalli” is a hill temple built in cave. The temple is said to have been in existence since the Ramayana period. Ganesha gives darshan to his devotees in the form of Pillayar. Devotees visiting the temple are blessed with good Wealth, health, prosperity, education and career.