Ganapathi · Raigad, Maharashtra
Shri Varadvinayak Temple, Mahad
Varadvinayak, the giver of boons, with a lamp burning since 1892
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The temple in short
- Deity
- Varadvinayak, the giver of boons, with a lamp burning since 1892
- Where
- Raigad, Maharashtra · 18.83N 73.29E
- Usual hours
- 5 am – 1 pm, 4 pm – 9 pm — hours change with festivals and the season; check before travelling. Were these right when you went?
- Grahas
- Ketu
- Visited for
- The fourth Ashtavinayak, where devotees may enter the sanctum themselves. The Nandadeep has burnt without a break for over a century.
Where it is
Others within reach
Nearest first, by straight-line distance
- Shri Ballaleshwar Temple, Pali 33.1 km · Ganapathi
- Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga 37.5 km · Saiva
- Shree Siddhivinayak Temple, Prabhadevi 52.8 km · Ganapathi
- Shree Mahalakshmi Temple, Mumbai 53.2 km · Sakta (Amman)
- Sant Dnyaneshwar Samadhi Mandir, Alandi 66.4 km · Other
- Shri Vighneshwar Temple, Ozar 74.7 km · Ganapathi
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