Shree Chintamani, Theur
Shree Chintamani, Theur is one of the Ganesh temple to visit in Ashtavianayak Darshan. the following information would be useful for you. les go to plan for Chintamani, Theur.
Chintamani Temple, Theur | ||
| 1 | About the Destination: Shree Chintamani is the fifth Ganesha in Ashtavinayaka. the idol of Lord Ganesha is self-manifested and the precious stones (Chintamani) studed in the eyes of Idol | |
| 2 | State | Maharashtra |
| 3 | District | Pune |
| 4 | Tehsil | Haveli |
| 5 | Location/address | Theur Road, Tal-Haveli, Dist- Pune, Maharashtra, 412110 |
| 6 | History | The temple was rebuilt by Sri Sri Dharnidhar Maharaj Dev who is Moraya Gosavi’s grandson. After 100 years, the Peshwas built a decorated temple and wooden auditorium there. there is a large brass bell that was received from Europeans to Peshawas |
| 7 | Features | Spiritual significance, architectural beauty, best weekend/One-day trip place near Pune. |
| 8 | Weather | Moderate climate with hot summers and cool winters |
| 9 | The best time to visit | All the time |
| 10 | Getting around /local transportation facilities | Mainly, Auto Rickshaws, buses, or private cars are available. |
| 11 | Attractions | Chintamani Temple itself, Brass Bell, wooden Sabha mandap, |
| 12 | Things to see | confluence of river Bhima and the conjoint river Mula and Mutha |
| 13 | Opening time | 00:05 AM to 10:00 PM |
| 14 | Tickets Y/N | No |
| 15 | Child-friendly Y/N | Yes |
| 16 | Special person-friendly Y/N | Yes |
| 17 | Things to do | To participate in religious rituals, offer prayers, and explore surroundings of the temple. |
| 18 | the thing to not do | Photography may be restricted in certain areas. follow temple etiquette, avoid causing disturbances, and respect the religious sentiments of others. |
| 19 | excursions (nearby attractions) | confluence of river Bhima and the conjoint river Mula and Mutha |
| 20 | shopping | Specially for religious items and traditional Maharashtrian handicrafts. |
| 21 | key areas | Chintamani Temple itself, Brass Bell, wooden Sabha mandap, and market |
| 22 | Hotel and restaurant | Yes, various Hotel and restaurant options are available. (Mainly Veg) |
| 23 | nightlife | Primarily focused on spiritual and religious activities |
| 24 | Events | Spiritual events (if any scheduled) |
| 25 | Plan to visit / How to reach ? | |
| 26 | By Air | Pune is the nearest Airport (30Km) |
| 27 | Travel by road | |
| Intermediate cities from Pune | Pune – Hadapsar – Loni Kalbhor- Theur (28 Km) | |
| Intermediate cities from Mumbai | Mumbai – lonavala – Pune – Theur (170 Km) | |
| Intermediate cities from Nagpur | Nagpur – Vardha – Jalana – Ch. Sambhaji Nagar – Pune – Theur (680 Km) | |
| Intermediate cities from Nashik | Nashik – Sinnar – Pune – Theur ( 220 Km) | |
| Intermediate cities from Ahmedabad | Ahmedabad – Vadodara – Surat – Vapi – Thane – Navi Mumbai -Lonavala – Pune – Theur (677 Km) | |
| Intermediate city from Kolhapur | Kolhapur – Karad – Satara – Pune – Theur (250 Km) | |
| Intermediate cities from Ratnagiri | Ratnagiri -Shahuwadi – Islampur – Karad- Satara – Pune – Theur (318 Km) | |
| Intermediate cities from Solapur | Solapur – Mohol – Tembhurni – Bhigvan – Urali kanchan -Theur (235 Km) | |
| Intermediate cities from Hyderabad | Solapur – Mohol – Tembhurni – Bhigvan – Urali kanchan -Theur (541 Km) | |
| Intermediate cities from Goa | Goa – Kudal – Shahuwadi – Islampur – Karad- Satara – Pune – Theur (512 Km) | |
| 28 | By train | Pune Station is nearest railway Station (30 Km) |
| 29 | By water | Not Applicable |
| 30 | Availability of Taxi buses private cars and trousers | Yes, Taxis, buses, private cars, and auto-rickshaws are available for local transportation |
| 31 | Nearby Hotels with names | Mainly, Chintamani Ganpati Bhakta nivas has provided accommodation facility |
| 32 | Traditional recipes | Traditional Maharashtrian recipes |
| 33 | Website | |
| 34 | Contact | 020 26912309 (Chintamani Ganpati Bhakta nivas) |
| 35 | Travel tips | Respect the temple’s customs and guidelines and Wear modest clothing while inside the temple |