Ganapati Temple, Redi

The Ganapati Temple features a prominent stone statue measuring 6 feet in height and 4 feet in width, positioned within its central sanctum.

Mining workers discovered the Ganapati idol deep within an iron ore mine near Rewati port in 1976, following a local resident's prophetic dream.

Hundreds of pilgrims gather at the temple during Ganesh Chaturthi festival to participate in traditional rituals and present offerings to the deity.

The temple maintains regular hours from sunrise to sunset, with special ceremonies conducted by resident priests during morning and evening prayer times.

This Ganapati statue differs from traditional representations as it displays only two arms instead of the conventional four seen in most temple depictions.

GPS coordinates: 15.74306,73.65744

Latest update: June 1, 2025 01:20