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Ganapati Temple, Redi

0 (0) , Est. 1976

About the temple

The Ganapati Temple of Redi is a unique shrine housing a rare two-handed idol of Lord Ganesha discovered buried beneath the earth in 1976, following a local devotee's divine dream. The shrine draws devotees through the day for darshan and aarti, with the atmosphere reaching its peak during the evening rituals and on festival days when special pujas are performed.

Ganeshatwo-handed idolexcavated deityKonkan regioncoastal temple
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Devotee rating
2
Daily rituals
3
Major festivals

How to reach

By road
Well connected to city centre, ~20 min by taxi or auto.
On foot
Footwear stands and cloak rooms available near the main entrance.
Nearby stay
Dharamshalas and hotels within walking distance of the temple.
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