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During Ganeshotsav, darshan is generally open from early morning until late night, with the Sandhya Aarti at 07:30 PM. Exact hours are published before the festival on the Darshan page.

No. Darshan of Khetwadicha Raja is completely free for all devotees. There is no entry charge at any time.

There is a general darshan queue open to everyone. Separate quick or VIP passes are arranged only on certain days; please check the Darshan page or contact the mandal for the current arrangement.

Yes. A live stream runs during the festival so devotees anywhere can take darshan from home. Visit the Live Darshan section on the Darshan page.

You can contribute online or in person at the mandap. Eligible donations may qualify for 80G tax exemption with a receipt; full details and the donation form are on the Donate page.

The grand visarjan procession leaves Khambata Lane and proceeds to Girgaon Chowpatty on the final day of the utsav. The date and full route are on the Visit page.

Personal photography is welcome. Please be considerate of fellow devotees, avoid blocking the queue, and follow volunteers' instructions near the idol.

Volunteers assist senior citizens, differently-abled devotees and families with young children. Please approach a volunteer at the entrance for assistance.

Charni Road is the nearest station; Sandhurst Road and Grant Road are also close. From any of these, Khambata Lane, Khetwadi is a short ride or walk.

Prasad is distributed to devotees, and annadan (community meals) is organised on select days as part of the mandal's seva. Timings are announced at the mandap.

We welcome volunteers for darshan management, seva and social work. See the Seva page or contact us directly.

Call or WhatsApp +91 92234 06594, email khetwadicharaja@gmail.com, or use the contact form on this page. You can also reach us on Facebook and Instagram.