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Vighnahar, Girijatmaj, Chintamani, Siddhatek, Mahaganpati, Mayureshwar, Varadvinayak and Ballaleshwar. Ashtavinayak Ganpati near from Pune city. Ashtavinayak Yatra from Pune by bus, by car, taxi, and cabs. Ashtavinayak darshan from Pune is very convenient, easy and close.

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Ashtavinayaka means "Eight Ganeshas" or "Eight Ganpati" when translated in Sanskrit. Lord Ganesha is the Hindu God of unity, remover of obstacles, learning and prosperity. The Ashtavinayaka Yatra is the most important worship yatra in Maharashtra state.

According to Hindu Shastra, you will have to visit the Moreshwar temple at Morgaon (Moreshwar Ganesha) first and then in sequence visit the temples at Siddhatek (Siddhivinayak Ganesha), Pali (Ballaleshwar Ganesha), Mahad (Varadavinayak Ganesha), Theur (Chintamani Ganesha), Lenyandri (Girijatmaj Ganesha), Ozar (Vighnahar Ganesha), Ranjangaon (Mahaganapati Ganesha) and in last visit the Moreshwar temple again. This will complete your Ashtavinayak Yatra.

This yatra (tour) or pilgrimage covers the eight holy temples of Lord Ganesha which are located around Pune city. Each temple has its own individuality, popularity and mythology. The deities in each temple are distinct from each other. Some of these deities are described as 'Swayambhu' figurines. This is to point to that no human created these deities; they were formed completely by nature.

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