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Navratri Pujas at Devi Temples, Booked Online

Navratri is the festival of nine nights for the Divine Mother. On this page you can book Devi pujas online at temples across India, such as Durga Saptashati Path, Navchandi Havan and kumkum archana. The sankalp is taken in your name and gotra.

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About Navratri Pujas

Book Devi pujas online for Navratri at temples such as Jwalamukhi Mata Mandir, Maa Tara in Tarapith and Renuka Devi Temple in Mahurgad. They include Durga Saptashati Path, Navchandi Havan and Kumkum Archana.

Check each listing for the ritual location, priest or service provider, attendance requirements, participant limit and the completion update included. Your name and gotra are taken in the sankalp.

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Festival
Navratri: nine nights for the Divine Mother
Navratris
Chaitra (around March–April) and Sharad (around September–October)
Pujas
Durga Saptashati Path, Navchandi Havan, kumkum archana, jyoti kalash and more
Temples
Jwalamukhi, Tarapith, Mahurgad, Kolhapur, Dantewada, Vijayawada and more
Sankalp
Taken in the devotee's name and gotra
Updates
Video or proof as stated on each puja page

Navratri means nine nights. In Hindu tradition, these nights are kept for the Divine Mother in her many forms, with fasting, path and lamps.

This page lists Devi pujas you can book online for Navratri, at temples from Himachal Pradesh to Kerala. Each puja page shows what is included, who performs it and when your video or proof reaches you.

Navratri pujas you can book online

The pujas here are offered at Devi temples across India. A few examples are below, and each puja page states what is included.

Offerings made only in Navratri

Some listings are offered only during Navratri. After you book, our team confirms on WhatsApp which Navratri your booking is for.

Chaitra and Sharad Navratri

Two Navratris are widely kept. Chaitra Navratri falls in the month of Chaitra, around March or April. Sharad Navratri falls in Ashwin, around September or October.

The dates follow the Hindu lunar calendar and change every year, so please check a panchang. Durga Ashtami and Navami are traditional days for a Chandi path.

For Devi pujas through the year, see Devi pujas and Durga Saptashati Path.

How Navratri puja booking works

  1. Choose a puja on this page and open its page.
  2. Check what is included, who performs it and when your video or proof reaches you.
  3. Book online. The priest takes the sankalp in your name and gotra.
  4. Video or proof is shared as stated on the puja page.

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

Frequently asked questions

When is Navratri?

Navratri follows the Hindu lunar calendar, so the dates change every year. Chaitra Navratri falls around March or April, and Sharad Navratri around September or October. Please check a panchang for the exact days.

Can I book a Navratri puja online?

Yes. Choose a puja on this page and book it online. The sankalp is taken in your name and gotra, and video or proof is shared as stated on that puja page.

Which pujas do devotees book for Navratri?

Devotees often book Durga Saptashati Path, Navchandi Havan, kumkum archana and havan at Devi temples. Some temples also offer a jyoti kalash, a lamp lit in your name during Navratri.

Are some pujas offered only in Navratri?

Yes. The jyoti kalash at Maa Danteshwari and Maa Mahamaya, and the Nine-Day Navratri Puja at Maa Tara Tarini, are Navratri offerings. Our team confirms which Navratri your booking is for.

What is the price of a puja on this page?

The price is shown on each puja page. Open the puja you want to see its price, what is included and how video or proof is shared.

Is Divine Hindu part of the temple administration?

No. Divine Hindu is an independent service, not affiliated with the temple administration. Each puja page states who performs the puja.

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Updated on 3 November 2026