Jalabhishek Puja: Book Online at Shiva Temples

Jalabhishek pujas listed here

Five jalabhishek pujas are listed on this page, one at each place below. Two of them are at Omkareshwar.

• Baba Baidyanath Dham, Deoghar, titled Gangajal Jalabhishek.
• Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga.
• Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga, titled E-Aradhana.
• Baba Taraknath, Tarakeswar.
• Mamleshwar Mahadev, Omkareshwar.

Titles use two spellings of the word. Open any place to read what that booking covers and how video or proof is shared.

What is jalabhishek?

Jalabhishek is the offering of water to a deity, most often the Shiva Linga. In Hindu tradition, water stands for purity, and offering it is a humble act of worship.

Devotees commonly pour water on Mondays, which are traditionally kept for Lord Shiva. Many also do so during the month of Shravan and on Maha Shivratri.

One listing here is titled Gangajal Jalabhishek. Gangajal means water of the river Ganga, which many Hindus regard as sacred.

Ganga jal and other blessed items are not sent to any address. Each puja page states what its booking covers.

How to book jalabhishek online

1. Choose a place from the list and open its puja page.
2. Read what the booking covers and how video or proof is shared.
3. Book online. The priest takes the sankalp in your name and gotra.

Prasad is not sent to your address. The price is shown on each puja page.

This page does not list samagri, the ritual materials. Each puja page states what its booking covers.

If you are unsure of your gotra, ask an elder in the family before you book.

When devotees book jalabhishek

Many families book jalabhishek for a Monday, during Shravan, or on a family day such as a birthday. Others book when they cannot travel to the temple. Please check each puja page for booking details before you plan around a day.

You may also like Panchamrit Abhishek, Abhishek and Rudrabhishek and Shiv pujas.

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