Lalbagcha Raja festival is celebrated every year during Ganesh Utsav.This year ganesh utsav will starts on 9th saptember 2013 monday.
About Lalbagcha Raja
Location: GD Ambedkar Road, Lalbaug (central Mumbai). Nearest Railway Station: Walking distance from Lower Parel, Curry Road, and Chinchpolki stations. Waiting Time: Can be 20 hours or more in the navas line. General line takes around five hours. When to Visit: It’s open around the clock. However, the busiest time is in the evening until midnight.
Located at Lalbaug market, Lalbaugcha Raja is one of the oldest sarvajanik (public) Ganesh festivals of Mumbai established in 1934.Lalbaugcha Raja, or Lalbaghcha Raja, in Mumbai is one of the most
popular Ganesh Pandals in Mumbai during Ganeshotsav. Lalbaugcha Raja
2013 will be unveiled on September 9. Located at Lalbaug in Mumbai, the
Ganesh idol erected here during Ganesh Chaturthi festival is popularly
known as Lalbaugcha Raja. It is visited by millions of people during the
12-day Ganesh Chaturthi festival.
The much revered ‘Lalbaughcha Raja’,
literally translated to be the King of Laulbaugh, will be displayed to
the media in an event which is called ‘Mukh Darshan’ of Lalbaugcha Raja.
Lalbagcha Raja Charan Pooja2013
The Lagbagcha Raja,King of Lalbag undoubetdly the most faimous ganesh idol in mumbai.Charan Pooja Ceremoney is a ceremony where in the feet of Lalbaugcha Raja is made and a pooja is performed on it as shown in photos below. After this puja, this leg is attaches to the idol made by the work men. At least 2 or 3 days prior to Ganesh Chaturthi, Lalbaug Cha Raja 2013 Ganesh Idol will be unveiled in an event which is called ‘Mukh Darshan’ of Lalbaugcha Raja.
Lalbagcha Raja First look 2013-Lalbagcha Raja Pictures2013
Charan
Puja is a ceremony where in the feet of Lalbaugcha Raja is made and a
pooja is performed on it as shown in photos below. After this puja, this
leg is attaches to the idol made by the work men.
At least 2 or 3 days prior to Ganesh Chaturthi, Lalbaug Cha Raja 2013 Ganesh Idol will be unveiled in an event which is called ‘Mukh Darshan’ of Lalbaugcha Raja
– See more at: http://sankashti.com/lalbaugcha-raja-2013-wallpapers-ganesh-chaturthi-2013/435/#sthash.zY7l3Xtd.dpuf
The Lalbaugcha Raja,
King of Lalbaug, is undoubtedly the most famous Ganesh statue in
Mumbai. – See more at:
http://sankashti.com/lalbaugcha-raja-2013-wallpapers-ganesh-chaturthi-2013/435/#sthash.zY7l3Xtd.dpuf
The Lalbaugcha Raja, King of Lalbaug, is undoubtedly the most famous Ganesh statue in Mumbai.
It is believed that this Ganesha Idol is Navsacha Ganpati
(which means the fulfiller of the wishes) and hence around 1.5 million
people or more visit this Ganesh Pandal daily during the 10 day
Ganeshotsav festival.
– See more at: http://sankashti.com/lalbaugcha-raja-2013-wallpapers-ganesh-chaturthi-2013/435/#sthash.zY7l3Xtd.dpuf
The Lalbaugcha Raja, King of Lalbaug, is undoubtedly the most famous Ganesh statue in Mumbai.
It is believed that this Ganesha Idol is Navsacha Ganpati
(which means the fulfiller of the wishes) and hence around 1.5 million
people or more visit this Ganesh Pandal daily during the 10 day
Ganeshotsav festival.
– See more at: http://sankashti.com/lalbaugcha-raja-2013-wallpapers-ganesh-chaturthi-2013/435/#sthash.zY7l3Xtd.dpuf
The Lalbaugcha Raja, King of Lalbaug, is undoubtedly the most famous Ganesh statue in Mumbai.
It is believed that this Ganesha Idol is Navsacha Ganpati
(which means the fulfiller of the wishes) and hence around 1.5 million
people or more visit this Ganesh Pandal daily during the 10 day
Ganeshotsav festival.
– See more at: http://sankashti.com/lalbaugcha-raja-2013-wallpapers-ganesh-chaturthi-2013/435/#sthash.zY7l3Xtd.dpuf
