Experience the grandeur and devotion as we unveil the top 12 Ganpati Visarjan Miravnuks in Pune, featuring vibrant streets, lively Dhol Pathaks, and captivating displays. These celebrations capture the essence of the culture the city has to offer, showcasing the city’s unwavering faith and creative spirit during the Ganesh Festival. You’ll hear everyone chanting –
“Ganpati Bappa Morya!
Pudhcya Varshi Lawkar Yaa!”
Translation –
(Respect to our Lord Ganesha, Come soon next year!)
What is Ganpati Visarjan Miravnuk all about?
Ganpati Visarjan means Immersion of the Ganpati idol in water. This 11-day mega celebration comes to an end on 25th September 2026 as Punekars bid farewell to their beloved Bappa until next year. The last day of the Ganpati Festival is also known as Ananta Chaturdashi. This event is celebrated with a procession that is called Visarjan Miravnuk.
Let us take a look at the best Ganpati Visarjan Miravnuks to look forward to:
1. Shri Kasba Ganpati
Shri Kasba Ganpati, also known as the “Gramdaivat” was installed by Shivaji Maharaj and Jijabai in 1639 and is a local deity of Pune. Kasba Ganpati has the privilege of immersing the idol of Lord Ganeshas first into the river.
2. Tambadi Jogeshwari Ganpati
Tambadi Jogeshwari Ganpati is known as “Gramdevata” of Pune and is quite popular. It is famous for its idol, Jogeshwari, being red (Tambadi) and is said to be over 400 years old.
3. Guruji Talim Ganpati
Guruji Talim Ganpati is the 3rd respected Ganapati in Pune. It was first established in 1887 by two Hindu & Muslim families of Bhiku Shinde and Ustaad Nalban. This is why why Guruji Talim symbolizes Hindu-Muslim unity in Pune.
4. Tulshibaug Ganpati
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5. Kesariwada Ganpati
Kesariwada Ganapati is the 5th respected Ganapati in Pune. This Ganeshotsav of Lokmanya Tilak’s organization ‘Kesari’ started from 1894.
6. Hutatma Babu Genu Ganpati
Situated near Shaniwar Wada, Hutatma Babu Genu Ganpati has a rich historical background with beautiful architecture of its temple.
7. Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati
One of the most popular Ganpati temples in Pune, Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati is known for its beautiful sets, decoration on and around the Ganesha idol, and grand celebrations.
8. Mandai Ganpati
9. Shrimant Bhausaheb Rangari Ganpati
Shrimant Bhausaheb Rangari installed this idol of Ganesha in 1892. This idol of Ganesha striking the demon and sending him to Yamasada is very unique and has not been changed since its inception.
10. Rajaram Mandal Ganpati
11. Jilbya Maruti Ganpati
12. Mati Ganpati
Narayan Peth is the place of ‘Mati Ganpati’ and the form of Ganaraya here is similar. This temple, almost three hundred years ago is in front of us today in a new form but tells us a lot about the history.
ALSO READ: Peths of Pune and their history!
Roads that are closed for Traffic due to Ganpati Visarjan 2026:
Pune Traffic Alert: 17 Major Roads to Remain Closed for Ganesh Visarjan
Pune traffic police will impose major traffic restrictions from the morning of September 26 until the Ganesh immersion procession concludes.
A no-parking restriction will also come into effect from 11 PM on September 25 along key immersion routes and nearby areas. Emergency vehicles, including police, fire brigade, ambulances and MSEB vehicles, will be exempt from the restrictions.
Traffic will be diverted at key junctions such as Jhansi Rani Chowk, Kakasaheb Gadgil Statue, Apollo Talkies, Sant Kabir Police Chowki, Seven Loves Chowk and Nal Stop.
Heavy Vehicles Also Restricted
Heavy vehicles will be banned for 48 hours as part of the traffic arrangements.
Citizens are advised to avoid the affected roads and use alternative routes wherever possible during the immersion procession.
If you’re heading out in Pune this weekend, check your route before leaving.
List Of Road That Will Remain Closed :
- Shivaji Road
- Lakshmi Road
- Jungali Maharaj Road
- Ganesh Road
- Shashtri Road
- Kumthekar Road
- Tilak Road
- Kelkar Road
- Bajirao Road
- Karve Road
- Fergusson Road
- Bhandarkar Road
- Pune Satara Road (Volga Chowk to Jedhe Chowk)
- Solapur Road (Seven Love Chowk to Jedhe Chowk)
- Prabhat Road (Deccan Police Station to Shelarmama Chowk)
- Bagade Road (Sonya Maruti Chowk to Fadke Houd Chowk)
- Guru Nanak Road (Devji Baba Chowk to Hamjekhan Chowk to Govind Halwai Chowk)
- Chhatrapati Shivaji Road
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