Mangal Dosh Puja
For a birth chart with Manglik Dosh — performed with a kundli-based sankalp at the temple of Mangal.
Read about Mangal Dosh Puja
Booking
How to book a puja at Mangalnath Mandir
Booking takes one call. The pandit reads your kundli, suggests the puja and a muhurat, and confirms the dakshina and samagri before your date is fixed.
Three steps from call to puja
Call the temple pandits
Tell us which puja you are looking at and share your date, time and place of birth so the kundli can be read before anything is fixed.
Fix the date and muhurat
The pandit suggests a suitable muhurat, explains the vidhi, and confirms the dakshina and samagri for your puja before you book.
Come to Mangalnath Mandir
Reach the temple on the day with your family. The samagri is arranged; the sankalp is taken in your name and gotra.
What to keep ready
- Name and gotra of the person (or couple) sitting for the puja
- Date, time and place of birth — or a photo of the kundli
- Two or three dates that suit you
- How many family members will attend
On the day of the puja
- Reach the temple a little before the time given by the pandit
- Wear clean, traditional clothes
- The samagri is arranged at the temple
- The pandit will tell you if your vidhi needs a fast or anything else
Pujas you can book
Mangal Bhaat Puja
The traditional offering of cooked rice (bhaat) on the Shivling, done at Mangalnath for Mangal-related doshas.
Read about Mangal Bhaat Puja
Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja
For a chart where all seven grahas sit between Rahu and Ketu — a Vedic shanti of the Naga devata.
Read about Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja
Navgraha Shanti Puja
One anushthan for all nine grahas — Surya to Ketu — with their own mantras, offerings and a havan.
Read about Navgraha Shanti Puja