Shree Navshya Ganpati: The Fulfiller of Vows

Situated on the scenic banks of the Godavari river at Anandwalli, Navshya Ganpati is famous because the idol is believed to grant wishes ("Navas" means vow). The temple was built by the Peshwas in the 18th century.

Looking for a peaceful riverside spot? Use the Trilok App to find the best time for a quiet visit here.

Significance: The Peshwa Legacy

• History: The temple was built by Raghoba Peshwa and his wife Anandibai in 1774 to celebrate the birth of their son.
• The Idol: The idol is very attractive and has its trunk turned to the right side (Siddhivinayak).

Location & How to Reach

• Address: Anandwalli, Gangapur Road, Nashik.
• Vibe: Very serene, surrounded by greenery and the river.

Trilok App Tip: This is a great spot for evening meditation. Use the Trilok App's meditation timer and chants while sitting by the riverbank.

Temple Timings

• Opening Hours: 6:00 AM – 9:00 PM

Make a Vow with Trilok

• Digital Sankalp: Can't visit? Make a "Navas" (vow) digitally through the app's prayer section.
• Ganesh Chaturthi: Get updates on the clay idol making workshops held nearby.

Download the Trilok App today and find peace by the river.