Pune Ganeshotsav Map
Navigate Pune's Ganpati mandals and dhol-tasha performances on an interactive map.
Interactive Ganpati map for Pune Ganeshotsav 2026
This map shows Ganpati mandals and listed dhol-tasha performances across Pune for Ganeshotsav 2026. Use it when you are on the ground and want to see what is nearby, find mandals for darshan, or navigate to a scheduled pathak performance. The map centres on Pune's old city — the heart of the festival — where the Manache honour mandals and most famous pandals are concentrated.
How to use this map
Mandal pins appear regardless of date — they mark pandal locations you can visit any time during the festival. Tap a pin to see the mandal name and open its profile for darshan notes and timing tips. Performance pins appear only for the selected date, showing where dhol-tasha pathaks are scheduled to play. Filter by date using the picker above the map to see today's performances, tomorrow's, or any day during Ganeshotsav.
Mandals vs performances
A mandal is a sarvajanik (public) Ganpati community with a pandal you can visit for darshan throughout the ten days. A performance is a scheduled time and venue where a dhol-tasha pathak will play — these change daily. Mandals are fixed locations; performances come and go. Use the mandal directory to browse all listed pandals, or the performances page to see schedules in list form.
Planning your route
For a traditional walking sequence, start with the Manache Ganpati honour route — the five mandals Pune has honoured for over a century. The map can help you fill in the gaps between Manache stops with other famous mandals nearby. If you are taking the metro, see the traffic & metro page for 2026 station details and road closures. For the full visitor guide, see the Pune Ganpati guide.
- City
- Pune, Maharashtra
- Coverage
- Mandals & performances
- Also see
- Performance list
Performances on 9 October 2026
No mapped performances on 9 October 2026.
Pick another date, or browse the performance list without the map.
Ganeshotsav Map FAQ
How to use the map for darshan planning and pathak performances.