At the foot of the hill is Pancha-Mukhi Ganesha temple. This modern temple has an idol of Lord Ganesha with five heads, hence the name Pancha-MukHi Ganesha. His Vaahana there is different and away from the usual mooshika vahanaa. There, his vaahana is the Simha (lion). The recurring dominant presence of the negative and false ego that corrupts the mind is depicted by the lion and the Lord Ganesha, in this form of his, is worshipped to win over such a mind with such an ego. Since no trick, courage, or bravery whatsoever method of such minds and the associated negative and false ego that corrupts the mind, succeeds in its war against the Lord Ganesha, this form of his (also synonymous with the name Vakratunda Mahaganapathi), is worshipped for all-round victory and a calm and composed state of balance (soul, mind and body) and existence perfectly in a perfect and complete rhythm, in totality and entirety, with the law of nature.