Vigneshwara Temple Ozar

Vigneshwara Temple

About Vigneshwara Temple Ozar

Vigneshwara Temple is dedicated to Lord Ganesh, is popular for its golden dome, or the Sonayacha Kalash, and is situated at Junnar Taluka in Pune district, Maharashtra. It is the most famous Vigneshwara Ashtavinayak temple. Along with his wives Siddhi and Riddhi, an east-facing idol of Ganesha is visible with holy Scripture and artwork at the entrance. The festival celebrations at this temple are Ganesh Chaturthi, Ganesh Jayanti, and Kartiki Poornima. The best time to visit this temple is from October to March.

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Temple Timings and Details

Darshan Timings
Opening Timing: 05:00 AM
Closing Timing: 11:00 PM
Dress Code Traditional and Formal clothing
Photography Not allowed
Prasad Available

Accommodation Near Vigneshwara Temple Ozar

Hotel Shivkrupa - Pune

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ISKCON NVCC Guest House - Pune

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Hotel Shivam - Pune

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Shri Narayani Dham - Pune

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Choice Guest House - Pune

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Seth Morarji Gokul Das Dharamshala - Pune

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Lohia Atithi Bhavan (Maheshwari Charitable Foundation) Pune

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Hotel Dreamland - Pune

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Porwal Bhavan - Pune

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Gurudham Dharamshala - Pune (Katraj)

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Anand Darbar Dattanagar Sthanak - Pune

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Temple Location

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)

1. Who built the Vigneshwara Temple?

2. What is the name of Ganpati in Ozar?

3. Who built the Vigneshwara Temple in Ozar Temple?

4. Which district is Ozar Ganpati in?

5. Which are the eight Ashtavinayak temples?

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