Shree Ganesh Mandir
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Om Gan Ganapataye Namah

Shree Ganesh Mandir

A sanctuary of peace, devotion, and community — where every soul is welcomed with light, prayer, and blessings.

Daily Schedule

Aarti & Darshan Timings

Join us for prayer at any of these times throughout the day. All devotees are warmly welcome.

  • Mangala Aarti5:30 AM – 6:00 AM
  • Morning Darshan6:00 AM – 12:00 PM
  • Madhyanha Aarti12:00 PM – 12:30 PM
  • Evening Darshan4:00 PM – 7:30 PM
  • Sandhya Aarti7:00 PM – 7:30 PM
  • Shayan Aarti8:30 PM – 9:00 PM
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About the Temple

A Living Tradition of Faith and Community

Shree Ganesh Mandir has served as a spiritual home for generations of devotees, offering daily worship, festival celebrations, and a welcoming space for reflection. Our priests and volunteers care for this sacred ground so that every visitor — new or lifelong — feels the same warmth and belonging.

From sunrise abhishekam to evening aarti, the mandir remains a constant thread of devotion woven into the everyday life of our community.

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What's Coming Up

Upcoming Festivals & Events

Mark your calendar — these celebrations bring our community together throughout the year.

Sharad Navratri

Oct 21 – 29, 2026

Nine nights of devotion to Goddess Durga with daily aarti, garba, and a grand Kanya Pujan on Ashtami.

Diwali — Festival of Lights

Nov 8, 2026

Special Lakshmi Puja, thousands of diyas across the courtyard, and community prasad distribution.

Guru Purnima

Jul 29, 2027

An evening of gratitude for our gurus, with satsang, bhajans, and blessings for all devotees.

Glimpses

Moments from the Mandir

A look at our architecture, rituals, and festivities through the year.

Placeholder — intricately carved stone pillar inside the temple hall
Placeholder — ancient stone pillars with detailed carvings
Placeholder — carved stone pillars in the temple courtyard
Placeholder — ornately carved stone columns and archways
Placeholder — priests performing the evening aarti with lamps
Placeholder — devotee holding a burning incense stick
Placeholder — incense smoke rising during daily worship
Placeholder — devotee's hands cradling a lit diya lamp
Voices of Devotion

What Our Devotees Say

Every time I visit, I feel a deep sense of calm the moment I hear the temple bells. The morning aarti here is truly special.

Meera Iyer

Devotee, 12 years

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