Mota Ganesh Ji Temple

Vrindavan is known as the land of temples as it is home to many divine temples that attract pilgrims from across the globe. Jam-packed with a variety of temples and culture, Vrindavan is believed to be the mini world where you can find devotees of every religion whether its Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Christians, Buddhism or Jainism. In Hindu culture Ganesh Ji is believed to be God of beginnings, he is honored first in every ritual and rites in India. The elephant headed God is also known as the God of intellect and wisdom, but in Vrindavan there is only one temple of Lord Ganesha known as the Mote Ganesh. Mote Ganesh in Vrindavan as the name signifies is worshipped for idolizing the Ganesha in his hefty form. Residing with his wives Riddhi and Siddhi, Ganesha ji in the temple is a divine idol that is believed to fulfill all the wishes of devotees. The temple is situated in the midst of market and is worshipped by locals as well as pilgrims from the different parts of the country. The serene ambiance of this small temple on the roadsides of the main market in Vrindavan makes this temple a worth visiting place.

Mota Ganesh Mandir: Only ancient temple of Lord Ganesh The Mota Ganesh Temple in Vrindavan is located in Athakhambha near the famous Bankey Bihari Temple of Vrindavan . The temple is more famous amongst the local residents who pay a visit to the temple every day. Mote Ganesh Mandir is also revered for the many feasts organized in the temple. In order to please the Lord, a procession of 56 bhog is organized in the temple that intends to quench the cravings of Lord Ganesha as food streak.

Devotees take darshan of the presiding deity, offer traditional bhog and garlands, participate in morning and evening mangla/sandhya aartis, and perform parikrama of the sanctum.

Built in traditional North Indian Braj architectural style with carved red sandstone arches, an inner sanctum (Garbha Griha), and an open courtyard for congregational prayer.