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IN PHOTOS | Nag Panchami 2026: Snake idols go on sale in Mumbai’s Lalbaug

Updated On: 16 August, 2026 08:03 PM IST | Anushree Gaikwad

As Nag Panchami approaches on August 17, the festive spirit is visible across Mumbai, with colourful idols of snakes being sold at Lalbaug ahead of the Hindu festival. (PICS/ASHISH RAJE)

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The idols are being displayed prominently at the market as shoppers and devotees make preparations for Nag Panchami. (PIC/ ASHISH RAJE)
The idols are being displayed prominently at the market as shoppers and devotees make preparations for Nag Panchami. (PIC/ ASHISH RAJE)
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Nag Panchami is traditionally observed on the fifth day of the bright half of the Hindu month of Shravan

Nag Panchami is traditionally observed on the fifth day of the bright half of the Hindu month of Shravan

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The festival is dedicated to the worship of snakes, which hold an important place in Hindu traditions

The festival is dedicated to the worship of snakes, which hold an important place in Hindu traditions

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In Mumbai, markets and neighbourhoods often witness increased activity ahead of major festivals, with vendors selling flowers, puja items, idols, and other religious articles

In Mumbai, markets and neighbourhoods often witness increased activity ahead of major festivals, with vendors selling flowers, puja items, idols, and other religious articles

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Lalbaug, known for its vibrant markets and strong festive atmosphere, is among the areas where preparations are underway

Lalbaug, known for its vibrant markets and strong festive atmosphere, is among the areas where preparations are underway

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The growing footfall ahead of the festival has also brought a festive buzz to the streets of Lalbaug.

The growing footfall ahead of the festival has also brought a festive buzz to the streets of Lalbaug.

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