Mumbai is gearing up for a frenzy like never before -The Ganesh Chaturthi 2025. Like every year, devotees are waiting to throng the Ganpati pandals, and over the days, Instagram will have several images of various Ganpati pandals. If you are wondering which of these pandals you must visit, HowToMumbai has the answer – all of them! Each and every Ganesh Pandal is high on devotion and blessings. Here’s a list:
5 Must-Visit Ganpati Pandals
Chinchpokli Cha Chintamani
This lesser-known area between Byculla and Parel comes with full verve and the charm of Ganesh Chaturti with Chinchpokli cha Chintamani. The Pandal is more than 100 years old, established in 1920 and popular among devotees for its sheer grandeur. The processions are big enough to gather attention
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Khetwadi Cha Ganraj
Khetwadi Cha Ganraj is a popular Ganpati pandal in Mumbai. It began in the 50s, but gained prominence in the early 2000s. In 2000, the Pandal made the tallest Ganpati in Indian history, standing at 40 feet tall. The Ganesh idol sports real gold and diamond accessories each year.
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GSB Seva Mandal (King’s Circle)
The GSVB Seva Mandal Ganpati Pandal in King’s Circle is another major Ganpati Pandal in the city. It is often called the “richest Ganpati” in the city. Established in 1954 by the Goud Saraswat Brahmin community, this pandal is known for its traditional celebrations and grandeur. The idol is made of clay, eco-friendly, and decorated with pure gold and silver ornaments, sometimes valued at hundreds of crores.
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Andheri Cha Raja
Andheri Cha Raja is one of the most beloved Ganpati pandals in Mumbai, located in Azad Nagar, Andheri. Its origins go back to the 60s, it is popular as the “Wish-Fulfilling Ganpati,” as devotees strongly believe that prayers offered here come true. Andheri Cha Raja is famous or its spiritual significance and community devotion. The mandal often organises cultural events, health camps, and social initiatives during the festival. Devotees throng in huge numbers, standing in long queues for darshan, making Andheri Cha Raja an integral part of Mumbai’s Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations.
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Lalbagh Cha Raja
Lalbaugcha Raja is Mumbai’s most famous and iconic Ganpati pandal, located in Lalbaug. The Pandal’s origins date back to 1934, and fondly known as the “King of Lalbaug”, it attracts millions of devotees every year. People believe that Lalbaugcha Raja fulfils wishes, which is why the pandal witnesses long queues of devotees waiting for hours, sometimes days, for a glimpse. The idol’s design remains traditional and majestic, with only minor changes each year, adding to its timeless charm.
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These are the top Ganesh Pandals that you must visit in Mumbai Happy travels!
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