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Outstation Day Trip · 150 km · ₹3,000
Dagdusheth Ganpati, Pune
A sacred day trip to Pune's iconic Shrimant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati — famed for its magnificent golden idol of Lord Ganesha.
₹3,000
per person · min 4 persons
Hour by Hour
The itinerary
5:00 AM
Mumbai Hotel Pickup
Comfortable early drive
8:00 AM
Arrive in Pune
Freshen up near the temple
8:30 AM
Dagdusheth Darshan
Golden idol · morning aarti
10:00 AM
Temple Premises & Market
Laxmi Road bazaar
11:00 AM
Kasba Ganpati
Optional · the presiding deity
12:30 PM
Lunch in Pune
Famous local food · own expense
2:00 PM
Depart Pune
Begin the return journey
5:30 PM
Return to Mumbai
Drop at your hotel
Temples & Shrines
- Shrimant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati
- Kasba Ganpati (optional)
Landmark Stops
- Laxmi Road Market
Good to Know
- 150 km from Mumbai · 3 hrs each way
- AC vehicle both ways · back by evening
Every Journey Includes
- AC Vehicle — Private, air-conditioned comfort door to door
- Hotel Pickup & Drop — We collect you and return you to your stay
- Prasad Assistance — Guidance for offerings at every shrine
- Flexible Timings — Your start time, sequence & pace
Before You Book
Frequently asked questions
How far is Dagdusheth Ganpati from Mumbai?
About 150 km via the Mumbai–Pune Expressway — roughly 3 hours each way. We leave at 5 AM, reach the temple for morning darshan around 8:30 AM, and have you back in Mumbai by about 5:30 PM.
What is special about Shrimant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati?
It is one of Maharashtra's most revered Ganesha temples, famous for its magnificent gold-adorned idol and its spectacular Ganeshotsav decorations. Devotees traditionally pair it with Kasba Ganpati, Pune's presiding deity, a short drive away.
What else can we see in Pune on this trip?
The standard day includes optional Kasba Ganpati darshan and time at the Laxmi Road bazaar next to the temple — good for shopping and Pune's famous food. Lunch in Pune is at your own expense.
When is the best time to do this trip?
Weekday mornings are quietest year-round. During Ganesh Chaturthi (August–September) the temple's decorated darshan is extraordinary but expect large crowds — book at least a week ahead for festival dates.