Located at Lalbaug market, Lalbaugcha Raja is one of the oldest sarvajanik (public) Ganesh festivals of Mumbai established in 1934.

During the pre-Independence era, the festival was used as a platform by the prominent leaders to generate opinion against the British empire.

All those devoties who visit LALBAUG cha RAJA every Ganesh Utsav or believe in him. Each idol is atleast 20-30ft high and this community will bring us closer to LALBAUG cha RAJA…

First Look Of Lalbaugcha Raja 2015

Lalbaugcha Raja 2015 Pictures and Videos Live Darshan :

Lalbaugcharaja Opening Ceremony 2015

Lalbaugcha Raja ganesh utsav 2015 will be innuagrated on Thursday 17th September 2015, early morning 4.00 AM by the Mandal’s President Mr. Ashok Maruti Pawar. The same will be further followed by Pratishthapana Puja. Post the Puja, Lalbaugcha Raja 2015 darshan will be opened to all the devotees from early morning 6.00 AM onwards and the Lalbaugcha Raja souvenir for 2015 will be published. The Morning aarti will take place at 12.30 PM, by the Mandal’s President Mr. Ashok Maruti Pawar. The Evening aarti will take place at 08.30 PM. The Jagran for the first night will be managed by Udhyanand Seva Mandal.

Lalbaugcha Raja 2015 darshan for all the devotees :

Will be available for 24 hours from early morning 6.00 AM, Thursday – 17th September 2015 onwards to Sunday – 27th September 2015

Lalbaugcha Raja 2015 Navas Darshan :

Will be available for 24 hours from early morning 6.00 AM, Thursday – 17th September 2015 onwards The darshan will be closed on Saturday – 25th Sept 2015, midnite 12.00 PM.

Lalbaugcha Raja 2015 Mukh Darshan :

Will be available for 24 hours from early morning 6.00 AM, Thursday – 17th September 2015 onwards The darshan will be closed on Saturday- 26th Sept 2015, midnite 12.00 PM.

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Mumbaicha Raja @ Ganesh Galli, Parel

This one is considered as the oldest Ganpati Pandal in the city as it started the tradition in the late 1920s.

Girgaoncha Raja @ Girgaon Chowpatty:

It’s the tallest, eco-friendly idol made of clay. Unlike the regular idols which are made out of Plaster of Paris, this idol is made of Shadu clay, a special type imported from West Bengal.

GSB Samaj Ganeshotsav @ Ram Mandir, Wadala

The richest Ganesh idol in the city because of the huge quantity of gold used to adorn the idol along with a 22 karat gold-plated throne and precious jewels. The Goud Saraswat Brahmin Samaj started the festival in 1955.

Khetwadi Ganraj @ 12th Lane Khetwadi, Girgaum

This Ganesh pandal has won several awards and is considered to be one of the most spectacular Ganesh idols in the city.

Andhericha Raja @ Veera Desai Road, Azad Nagar, Andheri (W)

Every year this Ganpati Pandal replicates themes and people specially visit the pandal to see them.