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It is also known as “Chhath Puja” or “Dala Chhath”, Chhath is a Hindu festival celebrated in the Indian states of Bihar, Jharkhand, and parts of Uttar Pradesh and Nepal. It is a festival that is mainly dedicated to the Hindu Sun god, Surya, and Chhathi Maiya, his consort. The Chhath Puja is usually held a few days after the festival of Diwali and is a four-day event. The festival is observed by performing rituals and prayers over a period of four days, with the main rituals being performed in the last two days. The main rituals of the festival include bathing in holy rivers, fasting, and offering prayers and offerings to the Sun God. On the last day of the festival, devotees offer arghya (offering of water) to the rising and setting Sun. The festival is considered to be very auspicious and is believed to bring good health, prosperity, and happiness to the devotees and their families.

The festival is an important cultural and religious event for people of the Hindu faith and is a time of great celebration and devotion.

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General Description

The Sun God, Surya, is believed to be the source of all life on Earth and has been worshipped by many cultures and civilizations throughout history. In Hinduism, Surya is considered to be one of the primary deities and is revered for his power and strength. The Chhath Puja is a way for Hindus to express their devotion and gratitude to Surya for the blessings he has bestowed upon them.

During the Chhath Puja, Hindus offer prayers and perform a series of rituals to honor Surya and seek his blessings. These rituals include bathing in holy rivers, fasting, and making offerings of sweets and other offerings to the Sun God. The festival is a time of great devotion and celebration and is an important cultural and religious event for Hindus.

The Chhath Puja is typically performed on the banks of a river, as water is considered to be a sacred element in Hinduism. The puja involves a series of rituals that are performed over a period of four days.

Here is a brief overview of the process of performing Chhath Puja on the banks of a river:

Day 1: The first day is known as Nahay-Khay, and it involves taking a bath in the river at sunrise. Hindus also observe a fast on this day.
Day 2: The second day is known as Lohanda, and it involves preparing the offerings for the Sun God. These offerings, known as “prasad,” typically include sweets and other food items that are then offered to the Sun God during the puja.
Day 3: The third day is known as Sandhya Arghya, and it involves performing the main puja ceremony at sunset. During the puja, Hindus offer prayers and offerings to the Sun God and seek his blessings.
Day 4: The fourth day is known as Usha Arghya, and it involves performing the puja at sunrise. The puja is similar to the one performed on the third day, but it is held at dawn instead of at sunset.

After the puja is completed, Hindus break their fast and share the prasad with friends and family. The Chhath Puja is a time of great celebration and devotion and is an important cultural and religious event for Hindus.

Poojan Samagri Required for Chhath Puja :

There are several items that are typically used in this puja –

Provided by us: Supari, Laung, Roli, Chandan, Janeu, Hawan Kund.

To be arranged by the client: Haldi Powder, Haldi Gath, Ganga Jal, Mishri, Sugar, Black Til, Kusha, Kapoor, Dhoop, Ghee, Batti (Round), Batti (Long), Match Stick, Deepak, Agarbatti, Red Cloth, White Cloth, Yellow Cloth, Gud, Sindoor, Kesar, Panchmeva, Elaichi, Dona, Moli, Itra, Fruits, Sweets, Nariyal, Flowers, Dhurwa, Dhoti Gamcha, Bel Patra, Tulsi, Banana Leaves, Banana Stems, Phool Mala, Prasad(Seera/Panjire/Churma/Sweets), Aasan, Paata, Plates / Bowls / Spoons, Pitra Pictures, Food for Pitra (Kheer Poori, Sweets, etc), Chowki, Kalash.

Note: It’s common for pandits to provide the basic puja (worship) materials for the ceremonies or rituals they perform. However, if you prefer to provide your own puja materials then let us know, or alternatively, you can try ordering puja materials from us as well, we do provide a complete puja samagri kit at a nominal cost but you have to inform us in advance.

To know more about the Chhath Puja and its muhurta, feel free to call our pundits as they can help you find the auspicious time and dates as per your convenience and suitability.

The Chhath Puja is a Hindu festival that is observed with great devotion and reverence. It is believed that performing the Chhath Puja brings many benefits, both spiritual and material. Some of the benefits of performing the Chhath Puja are:

It is believed to bring good fortune and prosperity to the family.
It helps to purify the mind and body and brings a sense of inner peace and happiness.
It is believed to bring good health and longevity.
It helps to strengthen the bond between family members and promotes unity and harmony within the family.
It is believed to bring success in all endeavors and helps to overcome problems and difficulties.
It helps to establish a strong connection with the divine and brings blessings and protection from the gods.

Overall, the Chhath Puja is a time of great devotion and celebration and is an important cultural and religious event for Hindus. It is believed to bring many spiritual and material benefits to those who observe it with devotion and sincerity.

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Do I need to provide my own puja materials?

If you prefer to provide your own puja materials it’s good but It’s important to make sure that you have all the necessary materials for the ceremony or puja, as well as any other items that may be required for the specific ritual or event you are planning. You can either discuss your needs with us or alternatively, you can order puja materials from us to ensure that you have everything you need.

Can we re-schedule the puja once booking is done?

If you need to reschedule a puja that you have already booked, the best course of action is to contact the pandit or our support team as soon as possible to discuss your options as they will be able to advise you on the feasibility of rescheduling, however, It’s a good idea to have a few alternative dates in mind before booking for a puja to avoid re-scheduling, as this will make it easier to find a suitable confirmed date for the puja’s.

Do you provide muhurata service?

Muhurat is a term used in Hindu astrology to refer to an auspicious time or date for performing certain actions or ceremonies. The selection of an auspicious muhurta is an important factor to consider when planning a puja, If you are interested in booking muhurta services then Keep in mind that muhurta services may involve additional nominal fees or charges, depending on the pandit, hence it’s good idea to discuss the cost of these services upfront to ensure that you have a clear understanding of the fees involved, however in most of the cases we wave off the muhurta fees.

Do you provide temple puja services?

If you are planning to book a pandit to perform a puja at a specific temple in India (Any temple), let us know in advance because we need to contact the temple to confirm availability and any requirements to perform a puja at their location. Different temples may have different policies and procedures for booking pujas, hence it’s important to understand these before making any arrangements, It’s always a good idea to communicate clearly with the pandit and the temple staff to ensure that everyone is on the same page and that the ceremony goes smoothly. Planning ahead and being organized will help ensure a successful and meaningful puja or ceremony experience.

What factors should I consider when choosing a pandit?

Some factors to consider when choosing a pandit include their experience, reputation, availability, and any specialized skills or knowledge they may have. You may also want to consider the type of puja or ceremony you are planning and whether the pandit has experience with this type of event, well if you hire a pandit from our team then you don’t need to worry about it, we take care of everything.

How much does it cost to book a pandit for Chhath Puja?

The cost of booking a puja can vary widely depending on factors such as the pandit’s experience and reputation, the location of the event, and the length and complexity of the puja or ceremony. It’s a good idea to discuss the cost upfront with the pandit or with us to ensure that you have a clear understanding of the fees involved.