Indore Ganpati Pandal Hopping: From 3-Tonne Clay To Royal Darbars, Check Out Some Iconic Ganesh Tableaus| VIDEO
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations across the city are bringing together grand pandals, colourful decorations and uniquely designed idols of Lord Ganesha. From the 14-foot clay-crafted Raja of Tilak Nagar, made using around three tonnes of clay, to Lalbagh’s blue-clad Raja and Rambagh’s traditional Raja set against a grand facade, each pandal has its own distinct look and…
Indore (Madhya Pradesh) is witnessing Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations that feature grand pandals, vibrant decorations, and impressively designed idols of Lord Ganesha. Among these, the 14-foot clay-crafted idol of the "Raja of Tilak Nagar" stands out for its unique appearance and monumental size. Constructed using around three tonnes of clay, this Raja has a softer, more endearing expression compared to other towering idols in the city.
Weighing three tonnes and measuring 14 feet in height, the Raja's expressive features make it particularly appealing to visitors, especially children.
In contrast, Lalbagh Ke Raja in Lalbagh presents a traditional Ganesh tableau with a blue-clad Ganesha dressed in elaborate ornaments and a grand crown. This idol follows a more traditional color scheme with blue, floral garlands, and traditional adornments.
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