Ozar

Ozar is a census town in Nashik District in the Indian state of Maharashtra. It is a famous pilgrimage centre for Hindus and fantastic tourist destination filled with culture, heritage, beautiful scenery and historic temples. It is famous for the Vigneshwara Temple, built in honour of Lord Ganesha. The temple is 100 km from Pune, on the way to Nasik. Known as Ozarcha Shri Vigneshwara, the temple is a prominent part of the eight Asthavinayak Shrines distributed all over the state of Maharashtra. Maharashtra is considered to be home of the largest number of temples dedicated to Lord Ganesha.

Ozar is a small town situated in the Nashik district of Maharashtra, famous for its Vigneshwara Temple. The temple is built in honor of Lord Ganesha who is fondly known as Ozarcha Shree Vigneshwara, the temple is one of the Asthavinayak's of Maharashtra. The Swami Bhramanand Temple is another significant religious center of the town. Other than these, the Hal Museum or Pragati Aerospace Museum here, often finds itself on tourists' itineraries.