Ganpati Temple, Tasgaon
Ganpati Temple in Tasgaon, Sangli district, Maharashtra, is a historic Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha. Built between 1779 and 1799 by Parasuram Bhau Patwardhan, it features distinctive South Indian Dravidian architecture with a seven-storied gopuram. The temple enshrines a rare right-trunked Ganapati idol made of panchdhatu weighing 125 kilograms, considered spiritually active. It is renowned for its annual chariot festival tradition dating back to 1785.