₹5,500 a day
Fuel and toll/parking extra. Monday to Saturday. Sunday ₹6,000 a day.
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Your Ashtavinayak yatra cab in the top-model Innova Hycross, with a chauffeur who knows the temple roads. All eight Ganpati temples in the traditional order, in two or three days. One daily rate, no kilometre meter.
Monday to Saturday. Sunday ₹6,000 a day. Most families take three days for all eight; two at a firm pace. Car, chauffeur and driver allowance included.
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Our flagship Innova Hycross ZX Top, filmed on the actual car. The panoramic sunroof opening, the powered recliner captain seats with the electric leg rest out, and the cabin on the move.
The film explains the daily bands, why more days means a lower daily rate, how a one-way drop is priced and what is charged at actuals. The rates on this page follow it.
Ashtavinayak darshan from Mumbai in the Hycross ZX Top, with a chauffeur, priced by the day. An Ashtavinayak tour from Mumbai by car covers all eight temples in order. Instead of a fixed Ashtavinayak darshan package from Mumbai, you keep the Mumbai to Ashtavinayak cab for as many days as you need. This Ashtavinayak Innova is the top-model Hycross. For your Ashtavinayak yatra cab, send your dates on WhatsApp.
Guaranteed model, not a category. You are booking our flagship Innova Hycross ZX Top. Once your booking is confirmed we send you photographs of that exact car, its registration number, and your chauffeur's name and number. Every cab aggregator in this market writes "or similar" against every car, because none of them knows which car will arrive at your door. See the car.
| Ashtavinayak plan | Innova Hycross ZX Top | Innova Crysta |
|---|---|---|
| All eight temples, relaxed (3 days) | ₹5,500 / daySunday ₹6,000 / day | ₹5,000 / daySunday ₹5,500 / day |
| All eight temples, firm pace (2 days) | ₹6,000 / daySunday ₹6,500 / day | ₹5,500 / daySunday ₹6,000 / day |
| Weekend: Saturday and Sunday (2 days) | ₹12,500 totalSat ₹6,000 + Sun ₹6,500 | ₹11,500 totalSat ₹5,500 + Sun ₹6,000 |
Our chauffeurs know this circuit. They know the order the temples are taken in, where the car can wait, how long darshan usually runs at each one, and where to stop for food and a toilet break. You are not directing the driver from the back seat.
The Innova Crysta is the same trip at ₹500 a day less, driver plus 6 with two captain seats in the middle row; driver plus 7 is subject to availability, when a bench extension is fitted between the captain seats. The Innova Hycross ZX Top is the top model: powered recliner captain seats, a panoramic sunroof and a near-silent hybrid cabin. Rates follow the kilometres covered in a day, so adding a day usually lowers the daily rate. Work out your exact rate.
Nothing is collected from you on the road. The daily rate covers the chauffeur and his allowance. You buy the fuel, full tank out and full tank back, and you pay toll and parking exactly as incurred, against the FASTag statement and the cash receipts. No night charge, no minimum kilometres, no extra kilometre rate, and nothing added for crossing a state line. The car is serviced on schedule at the authorised Toyota workshop and we keep every invoice. Every rule of a booking, written down.
The full circuit from Mumbai and back usually runs 700 to 900 km across Pune, Raigad and Ahmednagar districts. On the flat rate none of it is billed by the kilometre: you pay the day rate and fill the fuel your trip uses. A day runs until 12 midnight. If the car reaches our garage after 11 PM on the last day, one extra day's driver allowance is payable; after 12 midnight, the next day's rate applies. A ₹2,000 deposit confirms your date.
Three days on temple roads is a long time in a car, often with elders. Comfortable seats, a quiet cabin to rest between temples, and a driver who knows the order make the yatra easier.
Near-silent hybrid cabin. The Hycross ZX Top is a petrol strong hybrid. It pulls away on electric power in silence, and the cabin stays calm, with far less engine noise and vibration than a diesel.
Early starts mean shorter queues. The Hycross and your chauffeur reach your door.
Morgaon to Ranjangaon and back to Morgaon, as your family prefers. There is no kilometre meter running.
Refill at the end of the trip and pay the day rate plus toll/parking. That is the whole bill.
The flat rate above is for the Hycross ZX Top. For two or three people on a tighter budget, or a large group, we also run the Innova Crysta, sedans, Ertiga and Carens, Tempo Travellers, the Force Urbania and buses for Mumbai to Ashtavinayak, quoted for your trip.
The first and last temple of the yatra, on the Karha river.
Across the Bhima in Ahmednagar district. The longest single leg of the circuit.
In Raigad, between two forts. The only one named after a devotee.
A quiet village temple near Khopoli, the closest of the eight to Mumbai.
Theur is at a river confluence. Lenyadri is in a rock-cut cave, up about 300 steps.
Ozar has a golden dome by the Kukadi river. Ranjangaon completes the eight.
Morgaon, Siddhatek, Pali, Mahad, Theur, Lenyadri, Ozar, Ranjangaon, then back to Morgaon. Tell us if the order matters to your family.
Plan it for the morning, and keep it in mind for elders.
It is across the Bhima and some short itineraries skip it. We include it.
Temples open early and queues build fast. A 5:30 AM start makes a big difference.
Many temples restrict phones inside and lockers are cash-only.
November to February on weekdays for a calmer darshan. Ganesh Chaturthi is the busiest.
Starting from Navi Mumbai, Panvel or Thane? The first temples are on your side of the city. Tell us your pickup point and we will time the departure around it.
Maharashtra Tourism sets the order itself: Morgaon, Siddhatek, Pali, Mahad, Theur, Lenyadri, Ozar, Ranjangaon, and back to Morgaon to close the yatra. Six are in Pune district, two in Raigad and one in Ahilyanagar. The state’s own leaflet puts it at three days and two nights. Two days can be driven. It cannot be done well, and we would rather talk you out of it than have you miss a darshan because we were rushing.
The Girijatmaj temple sits inside a Buddhist cave on a hill, up 307 steps cut into the rock. The car stops at the base. Allow half an hour up and the same back, and more with elders.
It is a protected monument as well as a temple. The Archaeological Survey charges Rs 25 cash or Rs 20 online for Indian visitors, free for children under 15. Most itineraries never mention it.
It is the one temple outside Pune and Raigad, on the Bhima in Ahilyanagar district. The car reaches Shirapur and crosses by the bridge. Do not plan on a boat.
Varadvinayak’s Mahad is a village near Khopoli and Karjat, about 110 km from Mumbai. It is a different place from Mahad town in southern Raigad, and itineraries that confuse the two produce a day that cannot be driven.
Maharashtra Tourism records that devotees may perform abhishek directly on the murti at Morgaon, which is unusual. There is ample parking there and at Mahad.
Every Sankashti Chaturthi is busy and Ganesh Chaturthi, from late August into September, is the peak. If the darshan matters more than the date, pick an ordinary weekday.
We will not print temple opening hours. Maharashtra Tourism does not publish them, the hours vary by temple and by day, and a number copied off a travel blog is how people end up at a closed door after a three hour drive. We confirm before departure.
The circuit distance depends on the order and your pickup point. We will work out your actual figure when you send your dates, because on a flat daily rate the distance decides the band.
Averaging the kilometres across three days usually drops you a band compared with squeezing it into two. More days can cost less per day. We will show you both.
At every temple the chauffeur parks and waits. There is no meter running while you are inside and no hurrying you back.
Bhimashankar sits close to the circuit and adds a Jyotirlinga to the trip without adding much driving.
The district was officially renamed. Siddhatek is in Ahilyanagar district, and its taluka is Karjat, which is a different Karjat from the one in Raigad.
We do not book darshan, we do not sell passes and we do not claim special access at any of the eight. If someone offers you that, be careful.
Checked on 4 October 2026. The rates, road conditions, toll positions and timings on this page were reviewed on that date by the Rane family, who drive this route themselves. If anything has changed since, tell us on WhatsApp and we will correct it.
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The Ashtavinayak yatra is taken in a set sequence and is completed by returning to the first temple. Our chauffeurs drive this circuit in this order, and they know where the car waits at each one, how long darshan usually runs, and where to stop for food and a toilet break.
| In order | The Ganpati | Where |
|---|---|---|
| First | Moreshwar | Morgaon |
| Second | Siddhivinayak | Siddhatek |
| Third | Ballaleshwar | Pali |
| Fourth | Varadvinayak | Mahad |
| Fifth | Chintamani | Theur |
| Sixth | Girijatmaj | Lenyadri |
| Seventh | Vighnahar | Ozar |
| Eighth | Mahaganapati | Ranjangaon |
| To complete | Back to Moreshwar | Morgaon |
Most families take this over two days with a night halt. It can be done in a long single day, but it is a hard day and we would not suggest it with elderly parents in the car. Work out your own price.
Tell us where and when. We reply on WhatsApp with the rate in writing, usually within the hour.
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