Are you looking for an Ashtavinayak darshan from Mumbai package tour? Explore Ashtvinayak packages at swastika holiday. Being a Hindu, you ought to go on an Ashtvinayak Yatra at least once in your life to ask Lord Ganesha's blessings. Hindus worship Ganpati before beginning anything new because they believe he removes obstacles. Ashtavinayak is the Marathi word for eight Ganeshas. Each form of the Ganpati and their ivory varies since all eight idols were sculpted and fashioned by nature. Swastik Holiday provide the best 2 nights 3 days Tour package to Ashtavinayak for you if you want to get the most out of your vacation while still saving money.
Take a bus to the highly well-known and spiritual Ashtavinayak Yatra (pickup begins at 04.30 AM from Borivali). Witness the first Mahad Swayambhu (Self-generated) adoration of Lord Varadvinayak, After receiving darshan, fill your stomach with a delicious breakfast and get ready to visit the second temple of the day, Lord Ballaleshwar's Pali. After eating lunch and relaxing, go see Mahaganpati at Ranjangaon in the evening. Towards the end, enjoy evening tea or coffee and snacks before going to the hotel to eat and rest.
Early in the morning, get up and go to Lord Chintamani Theur. After breakfast, continue to Lord Siddhivinayak's Siddhatek for the next darshan. Lord Mayureshwar of Morgaon follows after that. Time for a quick break; treat yourself to a delectable lunch. Plan to attend Lord Khandoba's darshan at Jejuri. See for yourself southern culture and the Prati Tirupati Balaji Temple in Narayanpur. Return to the hotel for supper and a night's rest after enjoying evening tea, coffee, and snacks.
Early in the morning, get up, and travel to Pimpri to see Prati Vaishno Devi. After receiving darshan, stop for breakfast before continuing to Ozar at the Vighneshwar Temple and then touring the Lenyadri-Grijatmaj Temple. After finishing the Ashtavinyak Yatra's holy tour, we had a lovely lunch, and now we are on our way back to our hometown. homecoming with a wealth of blessings and memories.