The Chaturthi observance — sthapana of the image, the sixteen-step worship with modaka and durva, and the recitations the day prescribes.
The Chaturthi puja with the sixteen upacharas, modaka and durva, and the recitations the day prescribes.
The Chaturthi puja completed with a havan on the Ganapati mantras, closed with purnahuti and aarti.
Installation of the image for the festival followed by the Chaturthi worship — the form kept where Ganapati is to be seated for the festival days.
The extended Chaturthi observance: sthapana, abhisheka, the full sixteen upacharas, Atharvashirsha avartanas and a closing havan.
The festival observance kept across the Chaturthi days: sthapana, daily puja and recitation, and a concluding havan before the close.
Ganesh Chaturthi worship opens with hymns from the Rigveda, the Ganapati Atharvashirsha and the Ganesha stotra from the Narada Purana, and proceeds through the shodashopachara — the sixteen-step sequence — with coconut, jaggery, modaka, durva and red hibiscus offered. Where the image is installed for the festival, sthapana precedes the worship and the puja is repeated daily until the immersion. The packages below cover the single Chaturthi puja, the puja with havan, and the fuller observances that include sthapana.
Chaturthi is Ganapati's own tithi, and the fourth day of Bhadrapada's bright fortnight is the principal one in the year. The sequence used on it is unusually complete — Vedic hymn, Upanishadic text and Puranic stotra together — which is why the day's worship differs in kind, not only in scale, from an ordinary Ganapati puja.
The principal annual observance of the Ganapatya tradition.
Traditionally kept as a household festival with the family present.
Offered at the opening of a year's work or a new enterprise.
Undertaken with sthapana where the image is to be installed for the festival days.
Chaturthi puja with the shodashopachara sequence.
Recitation of the Atharvashirsha and the traditional stotras.
Durva grass, modaka and red flowers offered as the tradition prescribes.
Sankalpa taken in the devotee's name, gotra and stated intention.
Photographs of the ritual shared with you afterwards.
Prasad couriered to you once the ritual is complete.
Sankalpa in your name, gotra and stated intention.
Sthapana of the image where the package includes it.
Shodashopachara puja — the sixteen-step worship.
Recitation of the Atharvashirsha and the traditional stotras.
Havan where included, then aarti and distribution of prasad.
Where the tradition prescribes a particular tithi or muhurta, our team will suggest suitable dates when confirming your booking.
If the puja is for Ganesh Chaturthi itself, book early — the day is heavily subscribed.
Share your name, gotra (if known) and the purpose of the ritual in Special Requests when booking; the sankalpa is made from these.
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Timings may shift on festival days and on other special occasions in the temple calendar.
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