Khetwadi Mumbai Cha Maharaja, 11th lane
Around 20 to 22 lakh devotees visit the pandal every year to see the tallest idol in Maharashtra.
The whopping 43-feet Ganpati idol, towering over the bylanes of Khetwadi, is in the avatar of Lord Indra holding a "vajra", the weapon held by the rain god, in one hand.
The origin of the Khetwadi Ganpati, also known as "Mumbaicha Maharaja", dates back to 1962 and over the years, the mandal has endeavoured to have the most unique idol on display.
Felicitated by the World Record Book of India for tallest bappa in Maharashtra
Khetwadi Cha Maharaja
2nd cross lane
Khetwadi Cha Sukharta 3rd Cross Lane, 20ft Idol
Khetwadi 5th lane
Mumbai Cha Samrat
Khetwadi 6th Lane
Khetwadi 2nd & 3rd Lane
Khetwadi Cha Lambodar
4th Cross Lane
Khetwadi 4th Lane
Khetwadi Cha Morya,
7th Lane
Khetwadi Cha Mahaganpati,
8th Lane
Khetwadi Cha Chintamani,
9th lane
Bappa Khetwadi Cha,
10th lane
Khetwadi Cha Yuvraj
Khetwadi Cha Raja, Khambata lane
Khetwadi Cha Ananth,
13th Lane
Khetwadi Cha Ganraj 12th Lane
Located in the heart of Girgaon, Khetwadi Cha Ganraj from the 12th Lane is one of Mumbai’s most admired and iconic Ganesh idols. Established in 1959, the 12th Khetwadi S.G.M. Mandal has become known for its majestic idols, which have reached heights of 28 to 40 feet, each year showcasing a unique and artistic avatar of Lord Ganesha.
The most remarkable of them all was the 40-foot Parshuram Avtar in the year 2000, which drew massive crowds and left a lasting impression. Known for its stunning decoration and spiritual atmosphere, this pandal continues to be a must-visit during Ganesh Chaturthi.
Unique Ganesh Mandals
