Large Statue Of Lord Ganesha At Prong Arkad Temple In Amphoe Bang Nam Priao,Chachoengsao Province,Thailand. Royalty-Free Stock Photography

Lord Ganesha is called the elephant-headed God of the Hindus. His cute face and that fat stature make him stand apart from the other Gods. A snake is tied around his huge stomach and his carriage is the mouse. In almost all his images, his trunk is turned towards the left and very rarely we find his trunk turned towards the right. He is depicted with four hands in all his images and idols. Three of his hands carry- a rope, a spear like weapon and a sweet while the forth one is raised in a blessing. He is also worshipped as the god of education, knowledge, wisdom and wealth