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2-Day Ashtavinayak and Jejuri Pilgrimage from Mumbai

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Day 1: Ashtavinayak Exploration

Ashtavinayak Temples, Maharashtra

6:00AM

Breakfast at Café Madras

Kickstart your pilgrimage with a traditional South Indian breakfast at Café Madras, known for its delicious idlis and filter coffee.
Drive from Mumbai to Lonavala (approx. 2 hours)
INR500, 1 hour

7:00AM

Visit Varadvinayak Temple

Your first stop is Varadvinayak Temple in Mahad, an important Ashtavinayak site, where you can soak in the spiritual ambiance.
Continue driving 1 hour to Mahad
INR20, 1 hour

9:00AM

Visit Ganpatipule Temple

After Varadvinayak, head to Ganpatipule, a site that holds significance with an ancient shrine dedicated to Lord Ganesha.
Drive 1 hour to Ganpatipule
INR20, 1 hour

12:00PM

Lunch at Prasad Garden Restaurant

Enjoy a hearty Maharashtrian thali featuring local delicacies at Prasad Garden near Ganpatipule, perfect for replenishing your energy.
Walk to the restaurant (5 minutes)
INR600, 1 hour

1:00PM

Visit Shree Siddhivinayak Temple

Post lunch, pay a visit to Shree Siddhivinayak Temple, noted for its exquisite architecture and vibrant faith.
1 hour drive to Siddhivinayak
Free, 1 hour

3:00PM

Visit Chintamani Temple

Experience the tranquility of the Chintamani Temple, offering a peaceful environment to reflect.
30-minute drive to Chintamani Temple
Free, 1 hour

5:00PM

Visit the Last Temple: Mahaganapati

Finally, conclude your Ashtavinayak temple tour at Mahaganapati Temple, a symbol of strength and knowledge.
30-minute drive to Mahaganapati
Free, 1 hour

7:00PM

Dinner at Hotel Millennium

Enjoy dinner at Hotel Millennium, offering both North and South Indian cuisine, to relax after a full day.
Drive from Mahaganapati to Hotel Millennium (30 minutes)
INR800, 1 hour
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Day 2: Journey to Jejuri

Jejuri, Maharashtra

6:30AM

Breakfast at Hotel Millennium

Start your day with a sumptuous buffet breakfast before checking out and heading towards Jejuri.
On-site at Hotel Millennium
Included in stay, 1 hour

8:00AM

Drive to Jejuri

Set off for Jejuri, famous for its ancient Khandoba Temple, known for its vibrant festivals and local culture.
Drive for approximately 2 hours
Transport Cost INR2000, 2 hours

10:00AM

Visit Khandoba Temple

Upon arrival, visit Khandoba Temple, where you can participate in morning prayers and enjoy the architectural beauty.
15-minute walk from parking to temple
Free, 2 hours

12:00PM

Explore Jejuri Fort

Next, climb up to Jejuri Fort for stunning views of the surrounding landscape and to connect with local history.
30-minute trek from Khandoba Temple
Free, 1 hour

1:00PM

Lunch at Hotel Shree Vishwajyot

Enjoy a traditional Maharashtrian thali for lunch at Hotel Shree Vishwajyot, known for its authentic flavors.
30-minute drive back down to Jejuri town
INR600, 1 hour

2:00PM

Visit Nearby Temples

Witness the local devotion by visiting smaller temples around Jejuri that reflect the rich cultural tapestry of the region.
Drive short distances to the nearby temples
Free, 2 hours

4:00PM

Head back to Mumbai

After soaking in the spiritual vibes, start your return to Mumbai to conclude this heartfelt pilgrimage.
Drive back for approximately 3 hours
Transport Cost INR2000, 3 hours

7:00PM

Dinner at Mahesh Lunch Home

End your trip with a delightful seafood dinner at Mahesh Lunch Home in Juhu, a culinary landmark in Mumbai.
Drive to Mahesh Lunch Home (30 minutes)
INR1000, 1 hour
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