Ganeshotsav 2026: From Lalbaugcha Raja To GSB, 10 Mumbai Ganesh Pandals You Can’t Miss

Ganesh Chaturthi is just a few days away, and the excitement is already in the air, especially in Mumbai. The city has already started welcoming the iconic Ganesh idols that will be placed in pandals until the visarjan. So, this Ganeshotsav, if you’re in Mumbai and planning to go pandal-hopping, we’ve got a list of places you can visit! 

Mumbai’s Most Famous Ganeshotsav Pandals

1. Lalbaugcha Raja

For Lord Ganesha devotees, visiting or dreaming of visiting the famous Lalbaugcha Raja pandal in Mumbai is almost a tradition. Every year, thousands of devotees wait in long queues to seek Bappa’s blessings. The idol is also widely known as Navsacha Ganpati, owing to the belief that it fulfils devotees’ wishes. Lalbaugcha Raja was established in 1934 and has since become one of Mumbai’s most iconic Ganesh idols. 

2. GSB Seva Mandal

GSB Seva Mandal at King’s Circle is a must-visit this 2026 Ganeshotsav. This year, the pandal will mark its 72nd year of celebrations. The grand MahaGanpati will be adorned with over 66 kg of gold and 335 kg of silver. Bappa at this pandal is popularly known as “Mumbai’s richest Ganpati”.

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3. Mumbaicha Raja

Mumbaicha Raja is a must-visit for its huge Ganpati idol and stunning pandal themes. The mandal has been a part of Mumbai since 1928 and created Maharashtra’s first giant Ganpati idol in 1977. With grand sets inspired by famous Indian landmarks, this pandal promises a fun and memorable Bappa darshan experience.

4.  Chinchpoklicha Chintamani

Pandal-hopping in Mumbai? Your next stop has to be Chinchpoklicha Chintamani! Started by mill workers in 1920, this Ganesh iconic pandal is known for its grand Ganpati idol. If you want to experience Mumbai’s true Ganpati spirit, this one definitely deserves a spot on your list.

5. Andheri Cha Raja

Add Andheri Cha Raja to your pandal-hopping list for its grand celebrations. The visarjan of this idol happens on the 14th day. Often called the “Lalbaugcha Raja of the suburbs,” this iconic pandal attracts Bollywood celebrities and thousands of devotees. 

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6. Khetwadicha Ganraj

Khetwadicha Ganraj is a must-visit for its huge and beautiful Ganpati idol. Founded in 1959, this famous pandal is known for its grand themes and detailed decorations. The best part? You can explore several other Ganpati pandals in the nearby Khetwadi lanes.

7. Girgaoncha Rajaandal

This pandal in Mumbai is famous for its eco-friendly Ganpati idol. The idol is made of natural shadu clay and grass. It’s a great place to enjoy Bappa’s darshan while also supporting a greener Ganeshotsav. 

8. Dongricha Raja

If you’re exploring South Mumbai for Ganpati darshan, don’t miss Dongricha Raja, known as the “King of South Mumbai.” Started in 1939, this old pandal is loved for its grand celebrations. Its energetic Aagman Sohla and Visarjan processions bring the perfect festive vibes. 

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9. Keshavji Naik Chawl Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav Mandal

This pandal is a must-visit for anyone who wants to see the traditional side of Ganesh Chaturthi. Inaugurated by Bal Gangadhar Tilak in 1893, it is one of Mumbai’s oldest public Ganpati celebrations. Its simple setup and age-old rituals make it a special stop for pandal-hopping. 

10. Fort Vibhag Ganeshotsav Mandal

Fort Vibhag Ganeshotsav Mandal is a must-visit for its grand pandal and beautiful historic themes. The mandal creates stunning replicas of famous Indian palaces using reusable materials. Bappa here is also known as Icchapurti Ganesha, believed to fulfil devotees’ wishes. 

So, which of these pandals are you excited to visit? Tell us in the comments below!

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Cover Image Courtesy: website/ GSB Seva Mandal