Archive · 17 Sep 2026
Indore Ganesh Pandals Showcase Clay Idols and Royal Darbars
Indore is celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi with many decorated pandals.
Each pandal has a different design for Lord Ganesha.
The Tilak Nagar idol is 14 feet tall and uses about three tonnes of clay.
It has a gentle face that many children and visitors like.
The Lalbagh idol wears blue clothes, a crown and flower garlands.
It sits on a decorated throne.
The Rambagh idol is placed inside a grand setting that looks like a temple or royal darbar.
Together, these pandals show different artistic styles across the city.
Indore’s 2026 Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations feature grand pandals and distinctive Lord Ganesha idols.
Tilak Nagar’s 14-foot Raja was made with approximately three tonnes of clay.
The Tilak Nagar idol has an expressive, child-friendly appearance that appeals to visitors and children.
Lalbagh’s Raja is dressed in blue and seated on a decorated throne with traditional ornaments.
Rambagh’s traditionally styled Raja is presented within an elaborate temple- or darbar-like facade.
- Who
- Local Ganesh Chaturthi pandals in Indore and their Lord Ganesha idols.
- What
- The city is displaying three distinctive 2026 Ganesh tableaus at Tilak Nagar, Lalbagh and Rambagh.
- When
- During the 2026 Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations.
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh, including Tilak Nagar, Lalbagh and Rambagh.
- Why
- To celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi through grand decorations, specially designed idols and themed settings.
- Tilak Nagar idol height
- 14 feet
- Tilak Nagar material
- Approximately three tonnes of clay
- Tilak Nagar style
- A gentle, expressive and child-friendly appearance
- Lalbagh style
- A blue-clad Raja with a crown, floral garlands and traditional ornaments
- Lalbagh setting
- A decorated throne and detailed architectural backdrop
- Rambagh setting
- An elaborate facade resembling a grand temple or darbar
- Celebration
- 2026 Ganesh Chaturthi