Revived to life on earth with the head of an elephant, the birthday of Lord Ganesha is seen in the lunar month of Bhadrapad in Hindu , shukla paksha Chaturthi (fourth day of the waxing moon period). Commonly, the day falls in the centre of August and September and closures on Ananta Chaturdashi. The India's most grandest and religious festivals "Ganesha Chaturthi" is last for 10 day in Karnataka. Prevalently, contrasting from others, the festival celebrates in a very unique sanctuary of Karnataka where Lord Ganesh is well-regarded alongside with his mother Gauri.