Ambaji Mata Temple Pujas: Yantra Archana and Havan

Pujas you can book at Ambaji

• Shree Yantra Archana. In tradition, the Shree Yantra is a sacred form of the Goddess, and an archana is the chanting of her names.
• Navchandi Havan. A havan is a sacred fire ritual, and Navchandi is linked with the worship of Goddess Chandi through the Durga Saptashati.

Both sevas are listed for the Ambaji temple. Read each puja page before you book, as it states what that booking covers and how video or proof is shared.

The tradition of Goddess Amba at Ambaji

Devotees revere Ambaji as one of the Shakti Peethas, the sacred places linked with the legend of Goddess Sati. Tradition describes the Goddess here as worshipped through a sacred yantra rather than an idol.

Devotees often call the Goddess Amba Maa or Ambe Maa with deep affection. For a detailed temple history, please refer to sources at the temple itself.

Ambaji Chaitra Navratri and other special days

Navratri is a special time at Ambaji, and both Chaitra Navratri and Sharad Navratri are observed with devotion. Many families book a puja for the Goddess during these nine nights.

Purnima, Tuesdays and Fridays are also kept for Devi worship in many homes. Families book pujas for birthdays, anniversaries and new beginnings too.

Check the puja page for booking details before you plan around a date. For more temples of the Goddess, see Naina Devi Temple pujas and Tripura Sundari Temple pujas.

How Ambaji online booking works

1. Choose a puja on this page and open its puja page.
2. Book it online with the details the page asks for.
3. The priest takes the sankalp in your name and gotra.
4. Video or proof is shared as stated on each puja page.

If you are unsure of your gotra, ask an elder in the family before you book. Prasad is not sent to your address. Divine Hindu is an independent service, not affiliated with the temple administration.