Dagdusheth & the Manache Paach
दगडूशेठ आणि मानाचे पाच
Six mandals and about 2.3 km on foot: the five Manache Paach in the order they hold by right — Kasba, Tambdi Jogeshwari, Guruji Talim, Tulshibaug, Kesari Wada — with Shrimant Dagdusheth Halwai taken between the second and the third, which is where it falls on the walk and where the lanes allow it. Dagdusheth is the long wait of the six and the reason to start early; the other five are quick by comparison. The walking itself is short, so the day is mostly queueing and darshan rather than distance.
- 6
- stops
- 1.5 km
- walking
- 3 hr 8 min
- in total
Stops are shown in walking order. Tap a number to see which mandal it is.
One way on foot
- Walk south TulshibaugGuruji Talim to TulshibaugThe crowd walks one way here, southwards out of Guruji Talim towards Tulshibaug. You will not be able to come back north up it.
This route walks these stretches the way the crowd does. On the map they are the blue lines, and the arrows point the way you walk.
Getting there by metro
Get off at Kasba Peth
Purple Line · 360 m walk · about 9 min
Back from Deccan Gymkhana (490 m)
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Stops on this route
Times are estimates: 1 hr 55 min queuing and darshan, plus about 1 hr 13 min walking between stops. Queues vary a lot by time of day.