616 Reviews in Saroj Ganesh Podar Trust
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KRISHNAYAN HALDAR
Famous Ganapati temple in the heart of city. Very crowded and many devotees came here. No photo allowed, darshan time is also very less. Devotees are just pushed awa by security. 100 rs vip pass can be purchased. Otherwise general line may take longer time. Idol is very elegant, temple decoration is brilliant
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Abhinay Chauhan
Shreemant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Mandir: A Divine Experience in Pune
During my recent visit to Pune, I had the opportunity to visit the renowned …
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chitra Murali
The majestic deity I have seen in calendars I finally got to see with my own eyes and it was a very divine experience. Definitely, Dagdusheth Halwai Ganesh is the pride of Pune. It is good that the front wall is made of glass so that we …
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Nischal Nayak
One of the most famous temple in Pune. It has its own history. We went on a new year day to start an year with Ganesha"s blessings . It was super crowded and to take tat kal tickets also , there was que. After taking the ticket, once we …
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Shubham B
No doubt about my devotion to Lord Ganesha, but this so-called temple feels more like a business. …
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Varad Challawar (Hide_n_tech)
Shreemant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Temple – A Divine Landmark
📍 Location: Budhwar Peth, Pune, Maharashtra …
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Ritesh Gupta
Visiting the Ganpati Temple was an incredibly enriching experience. From the moment I stepped through its doors, I felt a profound sense of peace and spirituality that permeated the entire environment. The temple is not only an …
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SpellboundUtopia (SpellboundUtopia)
Dagdusheth Ganpati Temple in Pune is a must-visit for its spiritual vibe, stunning 2.2m Ganesha idol with gold, and cultural charm. In a busy market, it’s peaceful and divine. Ganesh Chaturthi is grand with music and bhajans. It’s clean, …
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ashish sharma
The temple is a must-visit in Pune! The idol is beautifully decorated, and the temple has a peaceful vibe. It’s well-managed, and darshan is quick despite the crowd. A great place to experience faith and devotion!
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Yash Bagal
Established by Shrimant Dagdusheth Halwai in the late 1800s, this temple was built after he lost his son to a plague. His adopted nephew, Govindsheth, later managed the temple and replaced the idol, with the current "Navsacha Ganpati" …