Live Darshan – AshtaVinayak Temples
Watch live darshan (where available), book pooja, donate and reserve guesthouse stays at all eight AshtaVinayak Ganesh temples of Maharashtra, sourced directly from each temple trust's official website.
Live streams, pooja bookings, donations, prasad and guesthouse reservations are provided directly by each temple trust's own official website. Dekho Dham does not process any payments — you'll be taken to the official site to complete these securely.
What Is AshtaVinayak and How Do You Watch Live Darshan?
AshtaVinayak means the "eight Ganesh temples." These are eight ancient and sacred temples of Lord Ganesha, all located in Maharashtra, spread across the districts of Pune and Raigad. Pilgrims traditionally visit all eight, in a set order, as one complete yatra (pilgrimage journey).
This page lets you learn about each AshtaVinayak temple from your home, at no cost. Just tap the "View Details" button on any temple card below. You will see photos of the temple, plus links for online pooja booking, donation, and guesthouse room booking where the temple trust offers them, all on that temple's own official website.
Most AshtaVinayak temples do not yet offer a 24x7 official live video stream, so we clearly mark which temples have one and which do not, rather than guessing. Every booking and donation link takes you directly to the temple trust's own official website. Dekho Dham does not collect any payment, so you can book with full confidence and safety.
Common Questions About AshtaVinayak
Which eight temples make up the AshtaVinayak yatra?
The eight AshtaVinayak temples are Moreshwar (Morgaon), Siddhivinayak (Siddhatek), Ballaleshwar (Pali), Varadvinayak (Mahad), Chintamani (Theur), Girijatmaj (Lenyadri), Vighnahar (Ozar) and Mahaganapati (Ranjangaon). All eight are shown on this page.
In what order should I visit the AshtaVinayak temples?
The traditional yatra order is Morgaon, Siddhatek, Pali, Mahad, Theur, Lenyadri, Ozar and finally Ranjangaon, returning to Morgaon at the end to complete the circle. Most pilgrims start and end their yatra at Morgaon.
Is watching the live darshan free, and is it available for every temple?
Watching is always free wherever a live stream exists. However, most AshtaVinayak temples do not currently run an official 24x7 live video stream. On this page, we only show a live video for a temple when the trust genuinely offers one, and we clearly say "Live Darshan Coming Soon" for the rest, so you are never misled.
How do I book a pooja, donate, or reserve a guesthouse room?
Tap "View Details" on the temple card you want. Where the temple trust offers these services online, you will find direct links for pooja booking, donation, and guesthouse reservation. These links take you straight to the temple trust's own official website to complete your booking safely.
How long does the full AshtaVinayak yatra take?
Most pilgrims complete all eight temples in two to three days by road, since the temples are spread across Pune and Raigad districts. Many taxi operators and tour groups in Pune offer a set two-day AshtaVinayak yatra package covering all eight temples.