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Hanuman Jayanti: Idols, Malas & Puja Booking
Explore Hanuman idols, Tulsi necklaces and gada pendants, with regional Hanuman Jayanti dates shown for your family tradition.
Kannada: 22 Dec 2026 · Tamil: 7 Jan 2027 · Chaitra: 20 Apr 2027
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Mark your local observance
Kannada, Tamil and Chaitra traditions celebrate on different dates. Follow your family or temple calendar.
Dates are planning references for India. Tithi, muhurat and temple observances depend on location and tradition. Confirm your city and ceremony date before arranging delivery or booking. Check the calendar for your city
Before you choose.
Why are there different Hanuman Jayanti dates?
Chaitra, Kannada and Tamil observances follow different regional calendars. Choose the date followed by your household or temple rather than treating one regional date as universal.
What comes with my order?
Check the product page for what is included with your chosen item. You can add other puja pieces or gifts separately to suit your plans.
Will my order arrive before the festival?
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Can I get help choosing?
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Hanuman Jayanti marks the birth of Lord Hanuman, honoured for devotion, strength and service to Lord Rama. This page covers the puja at home and helps you choose Hanuman idols, Tulsi necklaces and gada pendants.
- Deity
- Lord Hanuman, also called Anjaneya
- Observed
- Birth anniversary of Lord Hanuman
- Regional dates
- Chaitra, Kannada and Tamil traditions differ
- Days of worship
- Tuesday and Saturday are associated with Hanuman
- Items on this page
- Hanuman idols, Tulsi necklaces and gada pendants
Hanuman Jayanti significance
Lord Hanuman is regarded in Hindu tradition as the embodiment of devotion, strength and selfless service. His story is told in the Ramayana, where he serves Lord Rama and Mata Sita with complete faith.
He is also known as Anjaneya, the son of Anjana, and as Maruti and Bajrangbali. Tuesdays and Saturdays are the days many devotees set aside for his worship.
Why Hanuman Jayanti dates differ by region
Chaitra, Kannada and Tamil observances follow different regional calendars. Many families in northern India keep Hanuman Jayanti in the month of Chaitra, while Karnataka and Tamil Nadu follow their own dates.
The date for each tradition is shown at the top of this page. Choose the one your household or temple follows, rather than treating one regional date as the same for everyone.
Hanuman Jayanti puja vidhi and home worship
The puja vidhi differs from family to family, so follow your own tradition or your priest's guidance. For the Hanuman Jayanti puja samagri, gather a lamp, flowers, sindoor, a sweet and a copy of the Hanuman Chalisa. A simple home puja often follows this order:
- Clean the puja space and place the Hanuman image or idol.
- Light a lamp and place flowers, and tulsi leaves if your family does so.
- Add sindoor or other items used in your tradition, and a simple sweet.
- Recite the Hanuman Chalisa or chant a mantra, then perform aarti.
Mantras and Anjaneya puja
A common Hanuman Jayanti mantra is Om Hanumate Namah. Many devotees also recite the Hanuman Chalisa, and those who follow Lord Rama chant Shri Ram Jai Ram Jai Jai Ram.
In the south, the same worship is often called Anjaneya puja. Learn any longer Hanuman mantra or Anjaneya mantra from a family elder, priest or guru, and chant it as they teach.
Choosing a Hanuman idol, Tulsi mala or gada pendant
Start with Sacred God Idols for idols and Spiritual Jewellery for pendants. For a Tulsi necklace, you can also look at Spiritual Necklace and Jaap Mala.
Compare the idol size, necklace length and material before you add an item to your cart. If you plan to wear a mala every day, check the bead size, length and care note.
Frequently asked questions
Hanuman Jayanti kab hai?
The date depends on the regional calendar, because Chaitra, Kannada and Tamil traditions each keep their own day. The dates are shown at the top of this page. Follow the one your family or temple uses.
What is the significance of Hanuman Jayanti?
It celebrates the birth of Lord Hanuman, who is honoured for his devotion to Lord Rama, his strength and his service. Devotees visit temples, recite the Hanuman Chalisa and remember his story from the Ramayana.
Which mantra should I chant on Hanuman Jayanti?
Many devotees chant Om Hanumate Namah and recite the Hanuman Chalisa. Follow the mantra given by your family elder, priest or guru, since traditions differ.
Can I do Hanuman Jayanti puja at home?
Yes. A simple home puja with a clean space, a lamp, flowers, a sweet, the Hanuman Chalisa and aarti is common. Follow your family tradition, or ask your priest about the details.
What is needed for Hanuman Jayanti puja?
A lamp, flowers, a sweet and the Hanuman Chalisa are common. Families add sindoor, tulsi leaves or other items their tradition uses. Your family elder or priest can confirm the list.
Which Hanuman idol or pendant should I choose?
Compare the idol size, necklace length and material on the product page. Choose an idol for your puja space, or a pendant or Tulsi mala for worship or everyday wear.
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Updated on 20 October 2026
