Best Places to Visit and Celebrate Ganesh Utsav: As soon as the month of Bhadrapada arrives, preparations begin to welcome Ganpati Bappa across the country. It starts with Ganesh Chaturthi and ends on the day of Anant Chaturdashi. The pomp of Ganpati is seen from temples to homes. Bappa is seated at various places for ten days.

If you also want to participate in the Ganpati festival this year and want to see the grand pandals, then visiting these major places can make your trip unforgettable. Here we are going to tell you about such places where the Ganpati festival is very famous.

Mumbai (Maharashtra)

When it comes to the Ganpati festival, it is impossible not to mention Mumbai. Ganpati festival is celebrated the most in Mumbai. Places like Lalbaugcha Raja and Siddhivinayak Temple located in Mumbai make Mumbai the capital of Ganpati festival. You will be stunned to see the grandeur of the pandals, the height of the idols, and the crowd of devotees here.

Pune (Maharashtra)

Along with Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati, located in Pune, Ganpati is celebrated in many temples and pandals. In Pune, the echo of traditional drums and the splendor of cultural events make the Ganpati festival more special. Here, a great combination of tradition and modernity is seen in the decoration of pandals.

Hyderabad (Telangana)

If you are in Hyderabad, then plan to visit Khairatabad Ganpati. The Ganpati here becomes a topic of discussion every year due to his height and weight. During the Ganpati festival, various types of cultural programs and bhajans are also organized here every day.

Delhi and Noida

Ganpati festival is now being celebrated on a large scale in North India as well. The pandals decorated in Maharashtra Mandal, Dwarka, and Karol Bagh of Delhi are very attractive. Here, the festival is organized in a traditional way with the participation of the Marathi community. If you live in Delhi NCR then plan to visit these pandals.

Goa

Ganpati festival is celebrated in Goa in a traditional way. In the villages here, clay Ganesha is installed in every house and the decoration of the pandals is natural and full of simplicity. So if you want to see the traditional celebration of Ganpati.

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