Pujas

Siddhivinayak Temple Pujas: Mumbai, Siddhatek, Mahemdavad, Madhur

Siddhivinayak pujas on this page can be booked online at four temples: Mumbai, Siddhatek, Mahemdavad and Madhur near Kasaragod. Choose from abhishek, yagya, path, bhog, aarti and archana sevas, with the sankalp in your name and gotra.

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About Siddhivinayak Temple Pujas

Pujas you can book online at Siddhivinayak Temple.

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Deity
Lord Ganesha as Siddhivinayak
Temples
Mumbai, Siddhatek, Mahemdavad and Madhur (Kasaragod)
Pujas listed
15 sevas, including abhishek, yagya, path, bhog and aarti
Sankalp
Taken in the devotee's name and gotra
Updates
Video or proof as stated on each puja page
Prasad
Not sent to your address

Siddhivinayak is a much-loved form of Lord Ganesha, worshipped at several temples in India. This page brings together pujas at four of them, from Mumbai to Madhur near Kasaragod.

You can book each seva online from home, whichever temple you choose. The pujas are grouped by temple below, with a short guide to choosing one.

Pujas at Siddhivinayak, Mumbai and Siddhatek

The Siddhivinayak temple at Prabhadevi in Mumbai draws devotees from across India. Siddhatek, on the Bhima river, is one of the Ashtavinayak temples of Maharashtra.

Siddhivinayak, Mumbai

Siddhivinayak, Siddhatek

In tradition, a yagya is a sacred fire ritual, and an avartan is a round of recitation. Each puja page explains its own seva.

Pujas at Siddhivinayak, Mahemdavad and Madhur

Mahemdavad in Gujarat has a Siddhivinayak temple with seven sevas listed here. One seva is listed at the Madhur Siddhivinayaka Temple near Kasaragod in Kerala.

Siddhivinayak, Mahemdavad

Madhur Siddhivinayaka Temple, Kasaragod

In tradition, bhog is food lovingly presented to the deity, and laddus are a favourite bhog of Lord Ganesha.

Siddhivinayak and the worship of Lord Ganesha

Siddhivinayak is a name of Lord Ganesha. It joins siddhi, meaning accomplishment, with Vinayak, one of his many names.

In Hindu tradition, Lord Ganesha is worshipped first, before any new task or ceremony. Devotees recite the Ganapati Atharvashirsha, a Sanskrit hymn to him, in daily and festival worship.

Many families keep Tuesdays and Sankashti Chaturthi for Ganesh worship. Ganesh Chaturthi is his festival, celebrated with great devotion across Maharashtra.

How Siddhivinayak online booking works

  1. Choose a temple and a seva, then open its puja page.
  2. Book it online with the details the page asks for.
  3. The priest takes the sankalp in your name and gotra.
  4. Video or proof is shared as stated on each puja page.

If you are unsure of your gotra, ask an elder in the family before you book. Prasad is not sent to your address. Divine Hindu is an independent service, not affiliated with the temple administration.

Choosing a Siddhivinayak puja

Start with the temple. Some families feel close to the Mumbai temple, while others follow the Ashtavinayak tradition and choose Siddhatek.

Then choose the kind of seva. The list includes abhishek, yagya, path (recitation), bhog, aarti, archana and flower sevas. Each puja page explains what that booking covers.

Devotees from Maharashtra may also like Tuljabhavani Temple pujas or the wider list of temple pujas.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I check Siddhivinayak timings?

Darshan and aarti timings are set by each temple and can change on festival days. Please confirm them with the temple before you visit. This page lists online puja bookings.

Can I book Siddhivinayak darshan here?

No. This page lists puja bookings, not darshan. If you cannot travel, you can book a puja online, and the priest takes the sankalp in your name and gotra.

Is a Siddhivinayak abhishek booking available?

Yes, a Ganesh Abhishek is listed at Siddhivinayak, Siddhatek. The Mumbai temple lists other sevas, such as the Satya Vinayak Puja. Each puja page states what that booking covers.

Do I need a pandit in Mumbai to book these pujas?

No. You book online, and the priest takes the sankalp in your name and gotra. These pujas are done at the temples listed, not at your home.

Is prasad sent to my address?

No. Prasad is not sent to your address. This also applies to the bhog and laddu sevas. Video or proof is shared as stated on each puja page.

What is the price of these pujas?

The price is shown on each puja page. Each seva is priced on its own, so open the puja you want to see its current price.

Is Divine Hindu connected to the temple administration?

No. Divine Hindu is an independent service, not affiliated with the temple administration. We arrange online puja bookings, and the priest takes the sankalp in your name and gotra.

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Updated on 20 October 2026