Puja in Bharmour

Chaurasi Shivling Parikrama Pujan at Manimahesh Chaurasi Temple, Bharmour, is a sacred ritual involving circumambulation of 84 ancient temples, each symbolizing a form of Lord Shiva or associated deities. Located

Located in Bharmour, Himachal Pradesh, the Chaurasi Temple complex is home to 84 ancient Shivlings, believed to have been established by the Pandavas. The sacred Chaurasi Shivling Parikrama is a

Kamdhenu Puja at Manimahesh Chaurasi Temple in Bharmour honors the celestial cow Kamdhenu, believed to fulfill all desires. Devotees perform rituals with a symbolic silver or copper cow, offering kumkum,

Rudrabhishek with Havan at Manimahesh Chaurasi Temple in Bharmour is a unique and sacred ritual performed to worship the most powerful form of Lord Shiva. The ritual begins with Rudrabhishek—bathing

The Laghu Rudrabhishek at Mani Mahesh Chaurasi Temple is a sacred Vedic ritual performed to worship Lord Shiva through the chanting of the Rudra Mantra and Panchamrit Abhishek. Offered with

Maha Mrityunjay Jaap with Havan at Mani Mahesh Chaurasi Temple in Bharmour is an extremely powerful Vedic ritual dedicated to Lord Shiva for protection from premature death, serious illnesses and

Durga Saptashanti Paath at Mani Mahesh Chaurasi Temple Bharmour is a sacred Hindu ritual in which the verses of Durga Saptashati are chanted to seek the blessings of Goddess Durga.

Nav Chandi Hawan takes place in Bharmour and is also known as 'Nav Chandi Yagna." "Nav Chandi Puja." "Nav" means "nine," and "Chandi" means "the aggressive avatar of Parvati or

Satya means "truth" and Narayana means "The highest being" so Satyanarayan means "The highest being who is an embodiment of Truth". This puja is first mentioned in Skanda Purana, Reva