Nalkheda Baglamukhi Temple Pujas: Book a Havan Online

Nalkheda havan booking: the two options

A havan is a fire ritual in which offerings are made with mantras. Two havans are listed for the Baglamukhi Mandir.

• Samuhik Havan: samuhik means collective or shared.
• Private Baglamukhi Havan with 11,000 Jaap: jaap is the repeated chanting of a mantra, and this havan is listed with 11,000 jaap.

Each puja page states what that booking covers and how video or proof is shared.

Baglamukhi in Hindu tradition

Baglamukhi is also called Pitambara, and yellow flowers and clothes are often used in her worship. In Hindu tradition, the Mahavidyas are ten forms of the Goddess, each with her own mantras and ways of worship.

This page does not give the temple's history. Please refer to sources at the temple itself for that.

You can also see Baglamukhi puja for more bookings.

How Nalkheda puja booking works

1. Choose a havan from this page.
2. Open its puja page and read what the booking covers.
3. Book online with the details the page asks for.
4. The priest takes the sankalp in your name and gotra.

Video or proof is shared as stated on each puja page. Prasad is not sent to your address. Divine Hindu is an independent service, not affiliated with the temple administration.

Samuhik or private: how to choose

The two havans are listed separately, so read both puja pages before you choose. Each page states what that booking covers. Each puja has its own page and is booked on its own.

This page lists havans only, not darshan or travel. Timings at the temple are set locally and can change, so please confirm them before you plan a visit.

You can also see temple pujas, Naina Devi Temple pujas or all pujas.