Temples of Maharashtra

Named after the devotee Ballal.

Where Ganesha removes worries (chintā).

Only Ashtavinayak temple set in a cave.

Most powerful form of Ganesha, with ten trunks and twenty arms in legend.

Starting and ending point of the Ashtavinayak yatra.

The only Ashtavinayak with the trunk turning right.

Granter of boons.

Remover of obstacles.

Set deep in the Sahyadri ranges; a wildlife sanctuary surrounds it.

Twelfth Jyotirlinga, near the Ellora caves.

Source of the Godavari river; unique three-faced linga.

Considered one of the principal Shakti Peethas.

On Bhulabhai Desai Road overlooking the Arabian Sea.

Sati's chin (right arm in some accounts) fell here, on the seven-peaked hill near Nashik.