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Kumkumarchana (Kumkum Archana) Puja: Book Online

Kumkumarchana, also written kumkum archana, is worship of the Goddess in which kumkum is traditionally used as her names are recited. This page lists twelve Devi temple pujas you can book online, with the sankalp taken in your name and gotra.

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12 pujas

Kumkumarchana — Bhadrakali Temple, Hanamkonda Personal puja

Kumkumarchana

Bhadrakali Temple, HanamkondaDate set on WhatsApp₹ 1,101 Kumkumarchana — Yellamma Pochamma Temple, Balkampet, Hyderabad Personal puja

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Yellamma Pochamma Temple, Balkampet, HyderabadDate set on WhatsApp₹ 1,101 Jogulamba Kumkumarchana — Jogulamba Temple, Alampur Personal puja

Jogulamba Kumkumarchana

Jogulamba Temple, AlampurDate set on WhatsApp₹ 1,101 Kumkumarchana — Kanaka Durga Temple, Vijayawada Personal puja

Kumkumarchana

Kanaka Durga Temple, VijayawadaDate set on WhatsApp₹ 1,101 Ashtottara Kumkumarchana — Gnana Saraswati Temple, Basara Personal puja

Ashtottara Kumkumarchana

Gnana Saraswati Temple, BasaraDate set on WhatsApp₹ 1,101 Kumkum Archana — Kamakshi Amman Temple, Kanchipuram Personal puja

Kumkum Archana

Kamakshi Amman Temple, KanchipuramDate set on WhatsApp₹ 1,101 Kumkum Archana — Mariamman Temple, Samayapuram Personal puja

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Mariamman Temple, SamayapuramDate set on WhatsApp₹ 1,101 Kumkumarchana — Banashankari Temple, Badami Personal puja

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Banashankari Temple, BadamiDate set on WhatsApp₹ 1,101 Kumkumarchana — Annapoorneshwari Temple, Horanadu Personal puja

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Annapoorneshwari Temple, HoranaduDate set on WhatsApp₹ 1,101 Kumkum Archana — Saptashrungi Devi, Nashik Personal puja

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Saptashrungi Devi, NashikDate set on WhatsApp₹ 3,901 Kumkum Archana — Renuka Devi Temple, Mahurgad Personal puja

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Renuka Devi Temple, MahurgadDate set on WhatsApp₹ 901 Kumkum Archana — Maa Biraja Devi Temple, Jajpur Personal puja

Kumkum Archana

Maa Biraja Devi Temple, JajpurDate set on WhatsApp₹ 1,599
About Kumkum Archana Puja

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Puja
Kumkumarchana (Kumkum Archana) to the Goddess
Temples listed
12 Devi temples, from Jajpur and Mahurgad to Hanamkonda
Sankalp
Taken in the devotee's name and gotra
Updates
Video or proof as stated on each puja page
Prasad
Not sent to your address

Kumkum is the red powder used in Devi worship, and archana is worship through the recital of a deity's names. Kumkumarchana, also written kumkum archana, joins the two.

This page lists twelve kumkumarchana pujas at Devi temples, from Jajpur and Mahurgad to Kanchipuram and Hyderabad. Book online, and the priest takes the sankalp in your name and gotra.

Kumkumarchana pujas listed here

Twelve kumkumarchana pujas are listed on this page, one at each temple below. Titles use two spellings of the word.

Open any temple to read what that booking covers and how video or proof is shared.

What is kumkumarchana?

Archana is worship through the recital of a deity's names. In kumkumarchana, kumkum, the red powder associated with the Goddess in Hindu tradition, is used as the names are recited.

Ashtottara means a set of 108 names. One listing here, at Basara, is titled Ashtottara Kumkumarchana. Each puja page states what that booking covers.

Devotees see kumkumarchana as an act of devotion to the Divine Mother, done with faith. No particular result is promised.

How to book kumkumarchana online

  1. Choose a temple 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 kumkumarchana

Fridays and Tuesdays are traditionally kept for Devi worship in many families. Many also remember the Goddess in Navratri. Please check each puja page for booking details before you plan around a day.

You may also like Archana and Special Pujas, pujas in Telangana and temple pujas.

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Frequently asked questions

What is kumkumarchana?

Kumkumarchana is worship of the Goddess in which kumkum, the red powder, is traditionally used as her names are recited. Each puja page states what that booking covers.

Which kumkumarchana pujas can I book here?

Twelve are listed, at Devi temples in Jajpur, Mahurgad, Nashik, Horanadu, Badami, Samayapuram, Kanchipuram, Basara, Vijayawada, Alampur, Hyderabad and Hanamkonda. Open a puja page to see what that booking covers.

What are the benefits of kumkumarchana?

In Hindu tradition it is an act of devotion to the Divine Mother, done with faith. No specific result is promised. Each puja page states what the booking covers.

What is the kumkum archana mantra?

Archana uses the names of the deity, such as an ashtottara set of 108 names. The names differ by Goddess and temple. This page lists bookings and does not teach mantras.

What samagri and vidhi does kumkumarchana need?

This page does not list samagri or the vidhi for a home ritual. For the pujas listed here, each puja page states what the booking covers.

What is the price of a kumkumarchana puja?

The price is shown on each puja page. Open the puja you want to see its current price before you book.

Is prasad sent to my address?

No. Prasad is not sent to your address. The sankalp is taken in your name and gotra, and video or proof is shared as stated on each puja page.

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Updated on 20 October 2026