Ganpati Bappa is finally home and we cannot contain our excitement to celebrate these glorious days with the utmost joy, love, and devotion. Devotees living nationwide and abroad wish to visit Mumbai during Ganesh Chaturthi to bless their eyes with the magnificence of Lord Ganesha and grand celebrations. If you missed out on your chance to visit the city this year, do not feel sad as we present a virtual tour of Mumbai’s most historical pandals and incredible idols.
Here Are The First Look Of Mumbai’s Most Renowned Ganpati Idols
1. Lalbaugcha Raja
The grandeur and extravaganza of this city’s Ganeshotsav are synonymous with the world-famous Lalbaugcha Raja. The pandal might be surrounded by intense crowds all the time but the experience of praying to Bappa and witnessing the splendour is always a surreal experience to cherish forever. Lord Ganesha’s first look has been unveiled ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi this year. Decked up with gold ornaments, the idol looks divine!
2. G.S.B Seva Mandal
Known as one of the richest Ganpati pandals in the City of Dreams, G.S.B Seva Mandal is showcasing monumental arrangements and festivities this year too. Bappa’s idol is adorned with 66 kg of gold and 336 kg of silver. One of the most fascinating aspects here is the eco-friendly idol. Prioritising the environment, the Mandal welcomed the idol crafted and coloured using clay, grass, and naturally extracted watercolours.
3. Fortcha Raja
Established in 1962, Fort Cha Raja is one of Mumbai’s most celebrated Ganpati pandals. Bappa’s idol has been unveiled and devotees from all around are rushing to offer prayers on this sacred occasion.
4. Ganesh Galli Mumbaicha Raja
Parel’s Ganesh Galli Mumbaicha Raja’s first look has been revealed. The idol is around 22 feet tall and the craftsmanship looks fascinating. Ganeshotsav and wonderful celebrations began here in 1928 marking itself as one of the oldest pandals in the city.
5. Khetwadicha Ganraj
Ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi, Khetwadicha Ganraj’s first look was unveiled on September 6. This year, the theme here is the majestic Ram Mandir in Ayodhya.
6. Ganesh Chaturthi: Chinchpoklicha Chintamani In Mumbai
Celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi for over a century now, Mumbai’s Chinchpoklicha Chintamani will always be ICONIC! If you have plans to go for Bappa’s darshan, make sure to visit this famous pandal.
Are you excited to explore the famous Ganpati pandals?
Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/ LalbaugchaRaja (@lalbaugcharaja), Instagram/ Chinchpoklicha Chintamani (@chinchpoklichachintamani)
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