Ganapati Homam and Ganesh Yagya: Book Online

Ganapati Homam and Ganesh Yagya pujas you can book

Seven pujas are listed on this page. Open a puja to read its details before you book.

• Laghu Ganesh Yagya at Siddhivinayak, Siddhatek.
• Ganesh Yagna and 108 Laddu Puja at Siddhivinayak, Mahemdavad.
• Ganesh Yaag at Mayureshwar, Morgaon.
• Laghu Ganesh Yaag at Varadvinayak, Mahad.
• Purva Ganesh Yaag at Varadvinayak, Mahad.
• Ganesh Yaag at Mahaganapati, Ranjangaon.
• Ganapati Homam for a New Beginning in South Indian tradition.

Yagya, yaag and homam are different names for a sacred fire ritual. Each puja page states what the booking covers.

Ganapati Homam vidhi in Hindu tradition

In Hindu tradition, a homam begins with worship of Lord Ganesh. Offerings are then made into a consecrated fire while mantras are chanted. The vidhi is the prescribed order of the rite, carried out by the priest.

Many families hold a Ganapati Homam at the start of something new, such as a home, a venture or a family event. The South Indian listing here is named for a new beginning. Please read each puja page, because it states what that booking covers.

How online booking works

1. Choose a temple or the South Indian listing and open its puja page.
2. Book 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. Prasad is not sent to your address. Divine Hindu is an independent service, not affiliated with the temple administration.

Choosing a Ganesh Yagya or Ganapati Homam

Start with the place or tradition your family feels closest to. The listings are at Siddhatek, Mahemdavad, Morgaon, Mahad and Ranjangaon, and one follows South Indian tradition.

Some listings are named laghu, which means small. Each puja page explains what that name means for the booking. You can also explore Ganesh pujas, Havan and Yagya pujas, Ganesh Chaturthi pujas and Ganpatipule Ganapati pujas.