Yamunotri Dham Pujas: Manorath, Vishesh and Garud Ganga

Yamunotri pujas listed on this page

Three pujas are listed for Yamunotri.

• Manorath Puja: manorath means a heartfelt wish or aim, and the sankalp is taken in the devotee's name and gotra.
• Vishesh Puja: vishesh means special, and its details are on its own puja page.
• Garud Ganga Puja: its details are on its own puja page.

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

Yamunotri Dham history and tradition

In Hindu tradition, Yamuna is a sacred river and a goddess, regarded as the daughter of Surya, the sun god. The Yamuna rises in the Himalayas near Yamunotri.

This page does not give a detailed history of the shrine. Please refer to sources at the temple itself for that.

Divine Hindu only lists the pujas you can book online, and each puja page explains its own booking.

How Yamunotri online booking works

1. Choose one of the three pujas on 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.

Yamunotri darshan, opening dates and travel

Opening dates and timings for Himalayan shrines can change from year to year, so this page does not list them. Please check them before you plan any travel. Each puja has its own page and is booked on its own.

This page is for online puja bookings only, not for darshan, travel or stays. You can also see Badrinath Dham pujas, pujas in Uttarakhand or temple pujas.