If there’s ever a time to witness Mumbai at its most vibrant, it’s during Ganesh Chaturthi—a festival that transforms the city into a spirited, devotional spectacle. Celebrated with immense fervour, this 10-day festival honours Lord Ganesha, the beloved elephant-headed deity of wisdom and prosperity. From elaborate idol processions to rhythmic drum beats and streets illuminated with festive lights, the entire city pulsates with energy, drawing millions of devotees and visitors alike.

At the heart of it all stands Lalbaugcha Raja, Mumbai’s most iconic Ganesh idol, revered by locals and visitors for over 90 years. Each year, thousands of people line up for hours to catch a glimpse of this magnificent deity, making it a must-visit experience for anyone in Mumbai during the festival.
For travellers seeking to immerse themselves in this cultural phenomenon while enjoying a luxurious retreat, Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai offers the ideal stay. Located just 15 minutes from Lalbaugcha Raja, the hotel ensures a seamless and comfortable experience amid the city’s festive buzz.

Guests can expect personalised concierge services to assist with darshan (prayer visit) timings, travel arrangements, and insider tips to navigate the celebrations effortlessly. After a day of exploring, retreat to the hotel’s award-winning restaurants for a delightful culinary experience or unwind at the rooftop bar, AER, offering panoramic views of the city’s glittering skyline.

“Ganesh Chaturthi is one of Mumbai’s most extraordinary cultural experiences, and we are delighted to offer our guests a sanctuary of comfort amid the celebrations. With our prime location, impeccable service, and curated experiences, we ensure an enriching stay for both devotees and cultural explorers,” says Nitesh Gandhi, General Manager, Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai.

To experience Mumbai at its most joyous and spiritual, plan a visit early and book a stay at Four Seasons Mumbai for a stress-free and unforgettable Ganesh Chaturthi experience.

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