Srirangapatna Puja Booking: Private Pujas on the Kaveri

You can book a private puja at Srirangapatna without travelling. Our pandit performs it on your behalf on the Kaveri banks — at the Sangama, the Paschima Vahini ghat or Gosai Ghat — with only your family’s names and gotra in the sankalp. The video of your puja reaches you on WhatsApp within 3–4 days.

Srirangapatna is an island town on the Kaveri in Mandya district, Karnataka, and home of the Sri Ranganathaswamy temple — Adi Ranga, the first of the five Pancharanga kshetras on the Kaveri. It is one of South India’s best-known places for ancestral rites (tarpan, shraddha, pinda pradana, Narayana Bali) and for naga and nakshatra shanti. At the Sangama, the two arms of the Kaveri rejoin and the Lokapavani flows in; locally this is called the Triveni Sangama.

All Srirangapatna pujas at a glance

How it works

1. Book: choose the puja, package and date, and enter the names for the sankalp, your name and your gotra.
2. Confirm: our team confirms the date on WhatsApp and shares the muhurat fixed by the pandit.
3. Puja: our pandit performs the puja privately on the Kaveri at Srirangapatna, with your names and gotra in the sankalp.
4. Video: the video of your puja reaches you on WhatsApp within 3–4 days.

Srirangapatna pujas — questions answered

Can I get a puja done at Srirangapatna without travelling there?

Yes. Our pandit performs the puja on your behalf on the Kaveri at Srirangapatna, and you receive the video on WhatsApp within 3–4 days. We do not take in-person bookings on the website.

Where exactly is the puja performed?

On the Kaveri banks at Srirangapatna — at the Sangama, the Paschima Vahini ghat or Gosai Ghat — as the vidhi and the day require.

Is it a private puja or a group puja?

Every puja on this page is private. Only the names you give are included in the sankalp; it is not shared with other families.

How late can I book?

Each date closes at 4 PM (IST) before the puja: the day before for tarpan, tithi shraddha and the festival pujas; 2 days before for most homas and shanti pujas; and 7 days before for Moksha Narayana Bali and Ashlesha Bali Homa.

Which puja should I choose for my ancestors?

Pitru Tarpan is the regular til-jal offering and can be done on any day. Tithi Shraddha is the annual rite on the ancestor’s death tithi. Tripindi Shraddha is chosen when shraddha has been missed for years or ancestors are not known by name. Moksha Narayana Bali is performed for a family member who died an untimely death. If you are unsure, message us on WhatsApp before booking.

When is Mahalaya Amavasya in 2026?

Mahalaya (Sarva Pitru) Amavasya falls on Saturday, 10 October 2026, the last day of Pitru Paksha. Bookings for the Srirangapatna Mahalaya tarpan close at 4 PM IST on Friday, 9 October.

Is Divine Hindu connected with the Sri Ranganathaswamy temple?

No. Divine Hindu is independent and is not connected with the Sri Ranganathaswamy temple or its administration. The pujas are performed by our pandit on the Kaveri banks at Srirangapatna.

Guides to Srirangapatna and its rites

• Paschima Vahini, Srirangapatna: pind daan, tarpan and asthi visarjan
• Srirangapatna Sangam: Triveni Sangama, Gosai Ghat and rituals
• Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple, Srirangapatna: history, Adi Ranga and timings
• Mahalaya Amavasya 2026: date, tarpan time and vidhi
• Kaveri Sankramana 2026: Tula Sankramana and Teerthodbhava
• Tarpan, shraddha, Tripindi or Narayan Bali: which rite do you need?
• Narayan Bali puja: meaning, vidhi and places
• Ashlesha Bali pooja: meaning, vidhi and 2026–27 dates

Also see: Pitru Paksha 2026 pujas in Gaya and Kashi · Online pujas in Ayodhya · Pooja Seva