Your visit
Siddhivinayak TempleWhat the shrine itself publishes, and where it was read from.
Mumbai, Maharashtra · Lord Ganesha. No visit has been written for this shrine yet, so what follows is only what has been read off its own pages.
No day-by-day visit has been written for this shrine yet. The stops, their order, the rite and who to give to are researched one shrine at a time, and six are done — so nothing is being generated here to fill the space.
What the shrine itself publishes
Every line below was read off a page the trust runs, on the day named beside it. Timings and fees change. Check the source before you travel.
When to go
- Regular days (Wednesday–Monday): Kakad Aarti 5:30–6:00 am, morning darshan to 12:00 noon, afternoon darshan 12:30–7:00 pm, evening Dhup Aarti 7:00–7:10 pm, evening darshan 7:10–7:20 pm, evening Aarti 7:30–8:00 pm, night darshan 8:00–9:50 pm, Shejaarti at 9:50 pm closes the temple.
- Tuesdays carry a materially longer, separately published schedule — an extra early-morning darshan from 3:15–4:45 am and night darshan extended to 11:30 pm (Shejaarti at midnight) — official evidence that Tuesday is the highest-traffic day, though the site does not break rush down by hour within the day.
- Doors close for the evening pooja from 8:45 pm to 10:10 pm (distant darshan remains available) on the regular schedule.
Source: Siddhivinayak Temple Trust — Temple Schedule · read 2026-08-27
What to do
- Dress according to cultural/community norms (the temple's own homepage notice, in Marathi: 'संस्कृतीस अनुसरून वेशभूषा परिधान करावी').
- Turn off mobile phones before entering.
- Pooja booking counter is open daily 7:00 am to 7:00 pm, outside the Siddhi Gate.
Source: Siddhivinayak Temple Trust — homepage notice · read 2026-08-27
What to avoid
- Indecent or immodest clothing that exposes the body is asked against (temple notice, in Marathi: 'अशोभनीय, असभ्य, अंगप्रदर्शन करणारी वेशभूषा' — not to be worn).
- Footwear is not worn inside — remove and deposit at the entrance stand.
Source: Siddhivinayak Temple Trust — homepage notice · read 2026-08-27
What things cost
- Aavartan Panchamrut Pooja — ₹501
- Aavartan Shodashopchar Pooja — ₹1,001
- Ashirvachan — ₹1,500
- Shree Satyanarayan Mahapooja — ₹5,001
- Shree Satya Vinayak Mahapooja — ₹5,555
- Sahastra Namavali — ₹5,001
- Atharvashirsha Sahastravatan — ₹8,888
- Two-Wheeler Vehicle Pooja — ₹751
- Four-Wheeler Vehicle Pooja — ₹2,501
- Atharvashirsha Havan — ₹1,00,000
Source: Siddhivinayak Temple Trust — Pooja Details · read 2026-08-27
This plan is free, and nothing on this page is sold. We work out the visit, then hand you to the temple's own desk.
The plan ends hereand the temple takes it from you.
A booking, a seva, a room, a fee — every one of those is the shrine's own, taken at its own counter or on its own site. We do not stand between you and it, and we take nothing from what you give.