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Navaratri Puja

Nine-day worship of the nine forms of Durga with Ghatasthapana on the first day and Kanya Puja on Ashtami or Navami.

Devi

About this puja

Nine-day worship of the nine forms of Durga with Ghatasthapana on the first day and Kanya Puja on Ashtami or Navami.

Traditionally performed

Chaitra and Sharad Navaratri

What the priests perform

Daily sankalp, Ghatasthapana, daily puja and aarti, Kanya Puja.

How it works

  1. Choose your package and add the names and gotra for the sankalp.
  2. Pick the date — the app suggests the right tithi from the Panchang.
  3. Pay securely by card, UPI or net banking (payment options).
  4. Watch live or receive the full video and your verified proof pack.
  5. Receive blessed prasad at home in India or abroad.

Packages

Puja packageDevotees in sankalpIndia priceWorldwide (NRI) price
Individual Puja1₹951₹2,451
Partner PujaUp to 2₹1,201₹2,701
Family PujaUp to 4₹1,601₹3,101
Joint Family PujaUp to 6₹2,001₹3,501

Final price, GST included. Each package can be booked for any of our special pujas — for example Rudrabhishek, Satyanarayan Katha, Mahalakshmi Puja, Sundarkand Path or Navagraha Shanti. Why worldwide packages cost more: they include international courier of dry prasad, payment in AED, USD, GBP, CAD or AUD, and booking support and live timings in your own time zone. Fair share: at least 70% of every puja’s value goes to the temple and priest — on the ₹951 Individual Puja that is at least ₹666 (how it works).

Prices in INR including taxes. Large jaap anusthans (1,25,000 repetitions and above) are quoted on the puja’s booking screen before you pay.

Every booking includes

  • Sankalp with names and gotra
  • Complete puja video and proof pack
  • Blessed prasad delivered home (starting soon)

Performed as an act of devotion; no particular result is promised. Practices vary by temple and tradition.