Uttarkashi - Sundarkand Path

Rudrabhishek is an important ritual puja held in Uttarkashi & is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The Sanskrit terms "Rudra," which is another name for Lord Shiva, and "Abhishek," which denotes "Ritual Bathing," are the origins of the phrase "Rudrabhishek." Rudra is known as the most fierce form of Lord Shiva.

Maha Mrityunjay Jaap is held in Uttarkashi & is also known as "Tryambakam Matra" as per Rigveda. Maha Mrityunjay Jaap is a most powerful and honoured mantra. This Mantra is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Chanting the mantra is a way of requesting benefits related to longevity, good health, and giving free from the cycle of birth and death. Many devotees believed that regular chanting mantras can help to overcome the fear of death and bring about spiritual growth.

Pitru Shradh Puja is known as an important day to pay respect and remembrance to the departed ancestors & is performed in Uttarkashi. Through this vidhi devotees get blessings from their forefathers, also the ancestors get peace and moksha. In Pitru Shradh devotees offer some food, water, and also their favourite items. 

Durga Saptashati is held in Uttarkashi &  also known as "Devi Mahatmya" or "Chandi Path". In this Puja Goddess Durga is worshipped. Through this Puja devotees get protection, prosperity and also spiritual development. In Which different chapters are there which have different aspects.

 Nav Chandi Hawan is also known as "Nav Chandi Yagna" or "Nav Chandi Puja". "Nav" means "Nine" and "Chandi" means "The aggressive avatar of Parvati or Durga". In this Hawan Goddess Chandi is worshipped. Nav Chandi Hawan is held in Uttarkashi & is performed to invoke the goddess for taking blessings, protection and prosperity. 

Vishnu Sahasranama is a puja that takes place in Uttarkashi in which there is a list of 1000 names of Lord Vishnu. Vishnu Sahasranama is mentioned in the Anushasana Parva of the Mahabharata, an ancient Indian epic. The Vishnu Sahasranama is organized as a conversation between Yudhishthira and the sage Vyasa. It appears as a powerful spiritual discipline that encourages dedication and a closer relationship with God.

Sundarkand Path is a portion of the Indian epic Ramayana held in Uttarkashi. The Sundarkand Path is a story of Lord Hanuman's travels to find Goddess Sita, who is the wife of Lord Ram, who was kidnapped by the evil King Ravan. Sundarkand Path is considered a blessing. It is believed to increase spiritual growth and protection.