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Ashtavinayaka means eight Ganeshas. The Sanskrit word ashta means eight and Vinayak is another name for Lord Ganesha. Ganesha personifies unity, success and learning as well as removal of hurdles. Ashtavinayak Temples refers to the eight temples of Ganesha located at eight places in the Indian state of Maharashtra. Download the best HD Ashtavinayak Wallpapers for free. Use them as wallpapers for your Mobile or Desktop screens. Every beautiful Ashtavinayak Wallpaper is high resolution and free to use.

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In Maharashtra, there are a group of eight Ganesha temples in and around Pune district, collectively known as the Ashtavinayak, which form sacred geography. Pilgrims have been coming here for the past 300 years. While no exact date of origin of these shrines is known, the current temples were mostly built during the Peshwa rule in the 18th century CE.

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There are eight temples of Shri Ganesh in different areas of Pune, these are called Ashtavinayak. The elephant-headed Ganesha holds special significance for Hindus, especially in Maharashtra. The Ashtavinayak Yatra or pilgrimage to eight Ganesha temples in Maharashtra is considered very important. Each temple has a distinct idol of Ganesha.