This Is Your Last Chance To Get The Lalbaugcha Raja 2025 Darshan In Mumbai: Know Everything

If you still haven’t visited Mumbai’s most iconic Ganpati, today may be your last chance to seek blessings from Lalbaugcha Raja. Fondly called the "King of Lalbaug", this grand pandal is not just a festive stop; it’s a once-a-year spiritual journey where the chants of "Ganpati Bappa Morya" and the collective faith of lakhs of devotees create an unforgettable experience.

Lalbaugcha Raja 2025 darshan to shut before visarjan

The Lalbaugcha Raja Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav Mandal has announced the darshan closure schedule ahead of the visarjan on Anant Chaturdashi, September 6, 2025. Devotees should note:

Charan Sparsh Darshan: Queue closes on Thursday, September 4, at 12:00 pm

Mukh Darshan: Queue closes on Friday, September 5, at 12:00 pm

With queues stretching from dawn to midnight, the Mandal has urged devotees to plan their visit wisely and avoid last-minute rushes.

Check out more information in the below post:

Types of darshan you can opt for

Charan Sparsh Darshan: The most sacred experience, allowing devotees to touch Bappa's feet. However, you can expect 10–15 hours of waiting, often overnight, due to the increasing number of devotees.

Mukh Darshan: A quicker option to seek blessings from a distance, where you can get a glimpse of beloved Bappa. Here, you'll usually require a 5-7 hour wait, or even more due to the closure.

Online Live Darshan: If you're unable to go, there's 24x7 live darshan available for devotees.

Watch live darshan below:

Checklist before you go:

Best way to reach: Use Mumbai locals.

For Charan Sparsh Darshan: Curry Road (Central Line) or Lower Parel (Western Line) are closest.

For Mukh Darshan: Get down at Chinchpokli, Byculla (Central Line) or Cotton Green (Harbour Line).

Avoid cars: Parking is nearly impossible. Use trains and walk till the pandal.

Carry essentials: A water bottle, light snacks, an umbrella, and a small bag for footwear are a must.

Health first: With crowds being overwhelming, elderly people and those with health conditions are advised caution. If you've got breathing issues, weakness or asthma, it's best to avoid it, as once you've entered the pnadal, it's nearly impossible to get an exit.

More than just darshan

Lastly, visiting Lalbaugcha Raja is more than just darshan; it’s an overwhelming experience of faith, community, and devotion. While the guide helps you plan smartly, remember that patience is key. The wait may be long, but for millions of devotees, even a glimpse of Bappa makes it worth it.