Siddhivinayak Temple Mumbai Vehicle Pooja Timings Price Booking
Know the latest details about the Siddhivinayak Temple Mumbai Vehicle Pooja Timings Price Booking, New Vehicles Pooja Mumbai Dadar
Siddhivinayak temple which is located in Dadar in Mumbai is a very important temple. The temple is the abode of the Lord Siddhivinayak who is the form of Lord Ganesha. There are many pilgrims to this temple who are ardent devotees of the Siddhivinayak. The temple is a must-visit spiritual place for the people who visit Mumbai. Also, the pilgrims who come to the temple will come to perform some special pooja for the benefit of the good.
The pilgrims can also do the Vehicles / Vahan Pooja in this temple. The Vehicle pooja is a culture and tradition followed by the Indians to new vehicles. Generally, the new vehicles will be taken to the temple directly and the pooja will be done. Once the pooja is done only, the people will take and drive the vehicles.
The Vehicles pooja is always done at the Ganesha temple. And the Siddhivinayak is the most famous temple for the Vehicle Pooja. The devotees who want to do the Vehicle pooja at the Siddhivinayak can follow the below procedure
Siddhivinayak Temple Mumbai Vehicle Pooja Timings Price Booking
- The pilgrims who want do to the Vehicles pooja at the Siddhivinayak temple in Mumbai have to take the vehicles to the vehicle
- The temple has provided a specific place just before the temple for the Vehicle Pooja. There will be separate priests to perform the Vehicle pooja
- The devotees have to go to the Ticket counter on the temple premises and buy the tickets for the Vehicle Pooja. The Price for the Vehicles pooja will be displayed at the counter. The pilgrims have to pay a different amount for 2-wheeler and 4-wheeler. After the devotees buy the ticket, the Priest will be allotted to do the pooja
- The whole time of the Vehicle pooja at the Siddhivinayak temple will take 2-3 hours.
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Last reviewed: April 21, 2026
