Trimbakeshwar Temple is located in Nasik, Maharashtra. It is a part of the holy Jyotirlinga pilgrimage. It is also one of the 5 Jyotirlingas in Maharashtra. Trimbakeshwar Temple is dedicated to a form of Lord Shiva and like all the Jyotirlingas, it is worshipped as Swayambhu. The temple is also the source of the holy river Godavari. Our guide explains Trimbakeshwar Darshan Timings, Importance, Poojas, History, How to Reach Trimbakeshwar and Best Time to Visit.
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Trimbakeshwar Temple – Facts
| Deity | Lord Trimbakeshwar (Lord Shiva) |
| Location | Nasik, Maharashtra |
| Tour | 5 Jyotirlingas in Maharashtra |
| Significance | Jyotirlinga |
| Poojas | Maharudrabhishek, Narayan Nagbali |
| Best Time to Visit | June to August |
| Festivals | Shravan Maas, Mahashivratri |
The Trimbakeshwar Temple is one of the 5 Jyotirlingas in Maharashtra. The other 4 Jyotirlingas are:
- Parli Vaidyanath Temple (in Parli)
- Grishneshwar Temple (in Aurangabad)
- Aundha Nagnath Temple (in Hingoli)
- Bhimashankar Temple (near Pune)
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What are the timings of Trimbakeshwar Temple?
Trimbakeshwar temple opens at 5:30 AM and closes at 9:00 PM. Rudrabhishek timings are from 7:00 AM to 8:30 AM. General darshan is allowed from a distance of 5 meters. Only men who perform special poojas are permitted to enter the inner sanctum.
The timings are as follows:
| Darshan Timings | 5:30 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Rudrabhisek Timings | 7:00 AM – 8:30 AM |
| Special Pooja Timings | 7:00 AM, 1:00 PM, and 4:30 PM |
| Afternoon Pooja | 1:00 PM – 1:30 PM |
| Shiva Golden Crown | 4:30 PM – 5:00 PM |
On every Monday of the month, a procession is carried out in a Palki, which carries the silver Panch Mukhi Mukhota from the Trimbakeshwar temple to the Kushavarta tank and back.
The devotees coming for general darshan do not have to follow a strict dress code. However, male devotees who opt for performing special poojas inside the sanctum should wear a white dhoti and a towel. The dress will be provided by the pundits if required.
What are the Poojas and Rituals at Trimbakeshwar Temple?
Here’s the list of poojas and sevas at Trimbakeshwar temple:
- Kaalsarpa Pooja: The pooja is performed for people facing planetary disturbances in their life. The devotee should first take a bath in the holy Kushavarta and ask forgiveness for any sin that he committed knowingly or unknowingly. Donations like sesame, ghee, butter, milk, cow, gold and other such items are made to God. Devotees also worship Naag (cobra) in this pooja. Therefore, performing this pooja on the day of Naag Panchami is highly auspicious.
- Narayan Nagbali Pooja: This pooja removes the ancestral curses on the family also known as the Pitru-Dosh. It also calms down souls who had unfinished desires before they departed. The Nagbali Pooja further seeks forgiveness for killing a Naag (cobra). The priest creates an artificial body of wheat flour on which he performs all the rites for the dead. He then chants mantras that free the souls from the Earth. The pooja is unique to the Trimbakeshwar temple and lasts for three days. Pitru Paksha is a good time to perform this pooja.
- The Tripindi Shraddha Pooja: This pooja is for the departed, angry souls angry. It is also for problems like hurdles in childbirth, bad luck, ancestral Moksha, and for removing Gau Hatya dosha.
- Mahamrityunjaya Pooja: The Mahamritunjay Jaap is for long and healthy life and to get rid of prolonged sickness. This pooja is one of the most powerful methods of worshipping Lord Shiva.
- Rudrabhishek: This abhishek is performed with Panchamrit (Milk, Ghee, Honey, Curd, and Sugar) amongst the recital of several mantras and shlokas.
Poojas like the Ganga Pooja, Ganga Bhet, and Tarpan Shraddha are also performed at the Trimbakeshwar temple so that the souls of the ancestors can rest in peace.
What is the significance of Trimbakeshwar Temple?
The Linga present here is called as Trimbaka or Trayambaka. It is named so because it contains three Lingas (small thumb-sized) representing Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh. Some people also believe that it is because Lord Shiva has three eyes.
The Trimbakeshwar temple is the only Jyotirlinga where the actual Linga is present in a depression or a cavity.
Devotees also believe that the eyes of the three Lingas are representations of Sun, Moon, and Fire each facing in different directions. It is said that the one who worships this Linga, worships all the three Gods at once and attains salvation.
The three Lingas of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva are usually covered with a silver crown depicting their faces. However, on special occasions like Mahashivaratri, Karthik Purnima and Dussehra, a golden crown studded with diamonds and rubies is kept over the three Lingas. It is believed that the Peshwas donated the crown to the temple and that the crown actually belonged to the Pandavas.
Other significant mentions:
The famous saint Sri Nivruttinath, who initiated the Nath community attained his Samadhi here at Trimbakeshwar. A temple dedicated to his mass knowledge of Shastras can be visited here.
As per the Skanda Puran, Padma Puran and the Dharma Sindhu, the unique ceremony of Narayan Nagbali (to remove Pitru Dosh) can only be performed at the Trimbakeshwar temple in India.
The beautiful and popular Nassak Diamond often counted among the 24 great diamonds in world history has its origin in the temple of Trimbakeshwar. The British East India Company captured the diamond and sold it to jewelers in Britain. It has changed hands since and is currently a property of Edward J. Hand from Connecticut.
A dip in the Kushavarta pond, the source of River Godavari is believed to wipe off sins from human’s life. The pond is the starting point for Kumbh Mela, which takes place every twelve years. The venue of Kumbh Mela rotates among the four holy cities of Haridwar, Allahabad, Nasik, and Ujjain. In Nasik, the Kumbh Mela is called the Simhastha Kumbh Mela.
According to the legend, Nasik is one of the places where Lord Vishnu dropped four drops of Amrit that he was carrying in a Kumbh (pot). Hence, taking a dip in these places is considered extremely sacred and spiritual.
What is the history of Trimbakeshwar Temple?
The history of the Trimbakeshwar temple relates to a legend of Rishi Gautam. According to beliefs, the land was a Tapobhoomi in the Satya Yuga, when many Rishis and Munis (Sages) lived here, including Gautam Rishi. He lived at Trimbak with his wife Ahilya.
Once, there was a massive drought and the world was suffering from the lack of water. Gautam Rishi offered prayers to God Varuna (God of water). God Varuna accepted his prayers and offered him a tank that provided a never-ending supply of water. Using this water, the Rishi grew agricultural crops like rice, wheat, and other vegetables. Then he fed them to the other Rishis residing there.
After a period of time, some of the other Rishis grew jealous and wanted to interrupt Gautam Rishi. So, they prayed to Lord Ganesha asking him to send a cow to the Rishi’s field which would later die. However, Lord Ganesha warned the Rishis that this will not end well for them. But he still sent a cow into the field. Gautam Rishi saw it and then threw the Darbha grass to frighten it. But the cow died on the field.
Gautam Rishi and his wife Ahilya did penance to Lord Shiva. Shiva, happy with their devotion, ordered Ganga to come down to the Earth.
The River Ganga flowed down on Earth from the Brahmagiri hill and Gautam Rishi trapped it in a Kund (pond) called Kushavarta in the present day. He took a bath in it for purification. The River was Dakshin Ganga and is now famous as Godavari and Gauthami.
Then Gautam Rishi along with other Gods and the Godavari requested Lord Shiva to take abode here. Lord Shiva acknowledged them and turned into a Linga to stay there.
The Maratha ruler Nana Saheb Peshwa constructed the current Trimbakeshwar temple in the 18th century. Later, Shreemant Rao Saheb extended the Trimbakeshwar temple around the Kushavarta Kund and improved the approach to the tank.
Lingodbhava Formation
Devotees believe that after Lord Brahma lied to Lord Shiva on finding the end of the endless pillar of fire emanating from Lord Shiva, He cursed Lord Brahma that devotees will not worship him. This angered Lord Brahma and in turn, he cursed Lord Shiva. This pushed Lord Shiva under the ground. As a result, Lord Shiva’s Linga in Trimbakeshwar is under the ground level.
What are the festivals celebrated at Trimbakehswar Temple?
How to reach Trimbakeshwar Temple?
Here’s how to reach Trimbakeshwar Temple:
- Road: Buses are connecting from Aurangabad, Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, and other nearby cities of Maharashtra.
- Rail: The nearest stations Nasik is 29.5 km from the temple.
- Air: The nearest airport is in Nasik which is 54 km from Trimbakeshwar.
Where to stay nearby?
The Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC) Holiday Resort offers a variety of rooms ranging from standard, AC, and Non AC. The town is host to a variety of small private hotels and lodges — also, Nasik city, is just 25 km away from the Trimbakeshwar Temple. One can stay there too.
Where to eat near the temple?
A few small vegetarian restaurants serve good quality food at reasonable rates. One must not consume alcohol near the Trimbakeshwar temple premises. The town does not serve non-vegetarian food. The cuisine mainly includes traditional Maharashtrian as well as North Indian and South Indian dishes.
What are some temples nearby?
Some temples near Trimbakeshwar temple are:
- Kedareshwar Temple: The temple is on the South-East corner of the Kushavarta pond. The presiding deity is Sri Kedareshwar, a form of Lord Shiva who appeared as Kedarbhatta and forgave the sins of Saint Gauthama. People believe that dead human bones disappear from the Temple.
- Nivruttinath Temple: The Sage Nivruttinath, who started the Nath community and had immense knowledge of the Shastras, took Samadhi here. The temple is dedicated to him and is near Gangadwar.
- Kushavarta: The holy pond is just 5 minutes from the Trimbakeshwar temple. This is the place where River Dakshin Ganga (Godavari) collects and distributes itself to the rest of India. The pond is the starting point for Kumbh Mela that occurs every twelve years. As per the Government rules, the Sadhus who follow Vaishnavism take a bath in the Godavari at Ram Kund and those who follow Shaivism take a dip in this pond.
- Shri Nilambika Temple /Dattatreya Temple: The temple is at the top of the Neel Parbat peak on the eastern side of the Brahmagiri hill. Devotees believe that all the three Goddesses Parvati, Renuka (Lakshmi) and Manananba (Saraswati) came to visit during his penance. After the penance, he requested them to stay at the place.
- Anjaneri Temple: The temple is for Lord Anjaneya or Lord Hanuman. According to beliefs, the hill is the birthplace of Lord Hanuman.
Besides these temples, there are several holy places of importance near the Trimbakeshwar temple. Some of them are:
- The Brahmagiri Hill: The hill is the origin of River Godavari, which flows from the hill on three sides. The east-flowing stream is the Godavari. The one to the south is Vaitarna and the one facing west is Ganga. One has to climb 500 steps to reach the peak. The five peaks of this mountain are Sadyo-Jata, Vamdev, Aghora, Ishana, and Tat-Purusha.
- The Indra Teertha: This teertha is in the east of the Kushavarta Kund. Devotees believe that Lord Indra took bath in this tank to wipe off the curse given by Rishi Gautam for misbehaving with the Rishi’s wife, Ahilya. A temple for Lord Indra depicts Indra sitting on an Airavat, the elephant.
- Ahilya Sangam Teertha: Legend says that during the deep penance performed by Rishi Gautam, a friend of Ganga. by the name of Jatila, took the form of Ahilya, his wife. But Rishi Gautam recognized the imposter and cursed her that she will turn into a river. However, Jatila begged for forgiveness. Then Saint Gautam said that the curse will lift only when she joins the River Godavari. The Ahilya Sangam Teertha is the place where the river of Jatila joins the River Godavari.
Some other famous temples in Maharashtra are:
Frequently Asked Questions about Trimbakeshwar Temple
You can complete the darshan within 15-20 minutes if you reach early in the morning. It might take 40-60 minutes in the afternoon and longer in the evenings. The time also depends on the days on which you are going to visit. Generally, it takes longer in the weekends as compared to the weekdays.
Trimbakeshwar is the only Jyotirlinga which has three shrines. Here Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva’s shrines are available in the temple. This place is the origin of the river Godavari. The place is also famous for its scenic beauty in monsoon season. Amidst nature, untouched natural beauty surrounds Trimbakeshwar.
Trimbakeshwar is situated in the Trimbakeshwar tehsil. It is an ancient Hindu temple in the town of Trimbak. It is in the Nashik District in the Indian state of Maharashtra. 28 KM from the city of Nashik. It is 40 KM from Nashik Road.
There are a total of 12 Jyotirlingas in India. These Jyotirlingas are considered holy and sacred. A Jyotirlinga is the devotional representation of Lord Shiva. It is a symbol of power and purity. It is believed that these 12 jyotirlingas are ‘Swayambhu’ or self-manifested. Lord Shiva manifested himself in these places for his devotees.
You can visit Trimbakeshwar via roadways. Trimbakeshwar is 28 KM from the city of Nashik. You can opt for a bus or a taxi service. It will take approximately 40-50 minutes to reach there. There are many buses on this route. One can travel by the MSRTC bus which is available from CBS (Central bus stop).
Peshwa Nana Saheb built the Trimbakeshwar temple in the 18th century. Tryambakeshwar is an ancient Hindu temple in the town of Trimbak. It is situated in the Trimbakeshwar. It is the source of the Godavari River, the longest river in peninsular India.
You can reach via roadways. It is 118 km far from the sacred town of Shirdi. You can also opt for bus service or taxis to reach Trimbakeshwar. Yet, the best way to travel from Shirdi to Trimbakeshwar is by roadways. It is a journey of almost 2 hours 21 minutes.
If you have any questions about Trimbakeshwar Temple, please leave a comment below, and we will get back to you within one hour.
Devika Rani says
The above information on Tryamabekeshwar is well written and useful. Hope to visit the temple have a good darshan and write a review.
K Sreenivasarao says
Who is kshatra palaka for this temple
Vaitheeswaran says
Hi
We are coming to India end of November. We like to visit all the Jyotirlingams of Maharashtra. Is there any restrictions due to present situations. Are we allowed to have darshan and perform Rudrabhishekam
Sasidhar Darla says
Please drop us an email at info@myoksha.com for the details
Subhasish Mitra says
Pandit jee for kaal sharp dosh nivaran puja..contact no
shruti Sinha says
Hi, my tickets are already booked for nasik from delhi on 5th augut 2021, but now as the news comming that nasik is having high rish rain and flood. So i want to be sure that is it possible to take darshan in trimbakeshwar as well as to do kaal shrap dosha puja.
Please inform me, becoz my departure date from delhi is comming soon , so please revert that is it safe or allowed to come there.
Sanjeev Kapoor says
Is the Temple open for Darshan right now? I.e after Unlock 2
Are there any rules or Guidelines and new timings.
We plan to drive down from Pune
Meena says
I will be coming with my husband to Trimbakeshwar
around 21st April from outside India. Please advise on the following:
A. How many hours (or days) are each of the following Pujas:
1) Pitru-Dosh
2) Tripindi Shraddha Pooja
3) Mahamrityunjaya Pooja
4) Rudrabhishek
5) Tarpan Shraddh
B. What is difference between Tripindi Shraddh and Tarpan Shraddh Puja?
C. Can these Shraddh Pujas be done by the son (my husband), within first year of deceased, before the first Anniversary? (eg his father passed away in Jan this year, so one year of father’s demise not yet completed. But wish to do Puja for the grandparents and other ancestors?? Note: no other make or female children of grandparents left, only grandchildren survive.
Sasidhar Darla says
We will get in touch with you to answer all your questions and make arrangements.
Ganesh says
Rahu puja time cost how
Saswati Sorcer says
Can mangolic puja be done how long it takes
Pawan Kumar agrawal says
Jalabhishek ke liye vip cost
Abhijit Mahajan says
Want to do rudravishek in the temple, need pandit contacts and guidance.
Sasidhar Darla says
Please drop us an email at info@myoksha.com with your contact details.
Radhakrishna says
I want to do anna dana at this temle, lease tell me the rocedure
shibu says
Dear Sir
What is the climate in December at Nasik . is it too cold?
Regards
Sasidhar Darla says
Moderately cold
Sonal says
If devotee has beloging with them ,did there is some place where we can keep them
Sasidhar Darla says
Yes. There is a place where you can keep your mobiles and stuff.
Satish K says
Hello sir, sir I’m.planing this do pithra sakthi and naga nali narayana bali, how I contact Pandit,and how much charging
Sasidhar Darla says
Please drop us an email at info@myoksha.com with your contact number and we will make arrangements.
Lipi says
How much cost of maharudrabhishek on this temple
Sasidhar Darla says
For MahaRudrabhishek we need special arrangements. Please drop us an email at info@myoksha.com with your contact number for further details.
Bilva says
Mobile Phone are allowed to inside temple
Sasidhar Darla says
No
P v r rao says
Sir, Can unmarried gent, who are having parents is eligible to perform Narayana Nagabali Pooja?
Sasidhar Darla says
yes
nisha says
do people get married in Triyambeshkar temple
Sasidhar Darla says
yes. contact temple administration for arrangements
vinay mishra says
Kya trambkeshwar temple mae samuhik rudrabhishek hota hae aur timing Kya plz reply.
Dr. Mallikarjun says
Can female devotees are allowed to touch the linga at inner sanctum and do they allowed to participate in rudra abshik pooja
Sasidhar Darla says
Female devotees are not allowed to enter the inner sanctum. They can participate from outside.
Jasmin says
We are visiting on 8th June for rudrabhishek.kindly send details at earliest.
Sasidhar Darla says
What details do you need?
V K Gupta says
Can we visit trimbakeshwar from 10th August to 15th August 2019. What about the weather, it is safe or not in rainy season
Sasidhar Darla says
You can definitely visit. It is Shravan time so all the more auspicious. There is a good chance of rains so plan a leisurely trip.
balaji Santhanam says
How to get the kalasarpa Dosha nivaran Pooja done? What is the cost? Dates and time when this is done? Can we book online for this Pooja?
Sasidhar Darla says
You cannot book this pooja online. You have to email us at info@myoksha.com and we will share pandit details.
Avinash Gupta says
Me & my wife plan to visit temple for darshan at about 10am on 7/3/19 from Mumbai. Kindly guide about the special Rps 200donation darshan. How much time will it take .or what time is best so that I have spend less time &I come back to Mumbai
Maana says
Hi…
Pl let me know if female can be part of pooja like rudraabhishek. Is there any dress code.
Are there are anycharges for being part of this pooja.
Regards
SB says
Hello Manna
Could the females enter the temple?
Regards,
SB
Sasidhar Darla says
Females can enter the temple but cannot enter the garbha griha (inner sanctum). They can view the linga and worship from outside the inner sanctum.
Shashi says
We were at the temple at 4pm
The doors were shut
We are traveling from USA to
We the temple and were didsapoimyes
Why does your website timings say
Open till 9pm
You need to change that
Sasidhar Darla says
Dear Sir, The temple is open everyday till 9pm. It might be closed sometimes for a brief duration due to festivals or special poojas without any advance notice.
Pawan Sharma says
What are the charges for performing kaal sarp dosh poja and how can i book a time slot for that
vinod kr Srivastava says
Sir
I heartly wish to have darshan of Lord Triambekeshwar on 26.11.2018 (monday) & a special pooja of pitra dosh niwaran.
I shall reach Nasik road by train about 3.28 a.m on 26.11.2018.
Kindly guide me for stay on arrival, transportation, cost needed for complete pooja & darshan.
Shib prasad nag says
We will visit to trimbakeshwar temple on Sunday 4th November from nasik road station please tell me what time should visit and after that we will see few important places at Nashik and after that we will go to shirdi please tell me should we visit special darshan tickets or normal and mentioned the timing
vamadeva says
sir,whom to contact to perform Abhishek, and where to purchase the ticket
Sasidhar Darla says
purchase at the pooja counter at the entrance of the temple
Shailesh says
Is the temple closed during the day for letting the deity rest (in afternoon) ?
Sasidhar Darla says
Just for an hour in the afternoon
mala srivatsan says
what are the present temple timings?
Does it close in the afternoon? when does it open in the evening ?
we are coming on a Friday, is there any special puja that can be done in the afternoon slot?
Do we need to book in advance?
Sasidhar Darla says
Temple is just closed for an hour in the afternoon. There are no special poojas in the afternoon.
Sunny mittal says
Usually how much time does it take to get darshan on Monday? I am planning to visit early morning to avoid long queue. please suggest.
Sasidhar Darla says
Usually 2 hours for free darshan on Monday morning. During Shravan time it takes 5-6 hours.
Vaishali Gadade says
Hello,
could you tell us charges for kaalsarpa pooja and narayan nagbali pooja ?
can we do the same tomorrow ?
Sasidhar Darla says
Please drop us an email at info@myoksha.com for details.
rahul says
whom to contact for rudra abhishek ? what is the process ?
Ashutosh says
How to perform Rudrabhishek here.Please tell me the procedure and if we had to make pre booking of priest.What is cost total?
amitabha datta says
how can me and my wife perform the rurdaabhishek at trimbakeshwar and how much does it cost . we will reach nashik around 2 pm from kolkata . can we do the pooja on the same day ,when and how and who do we contact to do advance booking if necessary
Shyam Kishore prasad says
I along with my wife desire to have darshnan and Puja on 31.3.2019. I need a guide. Would you like to guide me
Sasidhar Darla says
Our pandit can guide you. Drop us a message on info@myoksha.com
Shaji P Raju says
Can we see the golden crown of Siva every day between 4.30 to 5.00 PM?
How much time will it take to have a darsan during a week day?
Special pooja time is given as 7 am to 9 am. If we want to perform mrityunjay pooja will it be at this time?
What is the cost involved for mrityunjay pooja?
Will Narayan nagbali takes3 days?If so to perorm the pooja do we need to stay there for 3 days? What is the cost involved for this Pooja?
I s advance booking required for mrityunjay pooja and narayan nagbali?
Sasidhar Darla says
Usually it takes 1-2 hours for darshan on normal days. During Mondays or festivals it will take much more time. There is special darshan facility also available. For booking mrityunjay pooja or narayan nagbali, please send us a whatsapp message. Advance booking is required.
Lalitha says
Kindly mention the charges for a simple puja and abishek to triambakeswar by the devotees
Sasidhar Darla says
The price depends on the type of pooja you are planning to do. Please be more specific.
K R Thiyagarajan says
good coverage of entire details and quite useful to outsiders…
Sasidhar Darla says
Thank you sir. We are happy that you found the information on Trimbakeshwar Temple useful.
parthasarathy vaidyanathan says
Sir,
Can you please tell me whether puja for kalasarba dosha can be performed by the husband alone who is having dosha?
Sasidhar Darla says
Yes, it can certainly be performed by the husband alone if he is the one having the dosha. He cannot perform on behalf of his wife.
satish duvva says
Om ji, Rudhrabishakam at what time will start,its evevery day r only monday what is the cost and where the tickets wil get it?
Sasidhar Darla says
Rudrabhishek is done everyday at 7am in the morning. The tickets should be purchased directly at Trimbakeshwar Temple.
PINKI DAS says
I want to do Kalsarpa puja and Mahamrityunjaya puja . When should I visit the temple to get the most effective puja in this temple? Please let me know the cost also.
Thank you
PINKI DAS
Sasidhar Darla says
Please contact us at 7977184437 and we will help you with pooja arrangements
Rajkumar Singhania says
There is any charges for special pooja
Sasidhar Darla says
Yes, there are different charges for different poojas at Trimbakeshwar Temple. What pooja are you looking to perform?
Arun Singh says
Namaste . I am looking for SarpDosha Puja at special pooja.
Please let me know the timmings, charges and every details which is related to it and whom to contact.
Regards
Arun
Aditya says
How much time will it take for Darshan on 1st Oct ( considering Sunday and no shiva festival) ?? And how can I get the details about rudrabhishek Pooja ( timings, donations) and how I can do the booking for Pooja??
Sasidhar Darla says
It might take you around 3 hours for general darshan at Trimbakeshwar Temple since it is a weekend and navratri holidays. Here are the details about Rudrabhishek Pooja. If you need to do the booking for the pooja then you need to email us at info@myoksha.com and we will help you with the arrangements.
Ashis says
What time will be taken for general darshsn
Sasidhar Darla says
Trimbakeshwar Temple darshan time depends on when you are going. On Monday’s it usually takes 2-3 hours for darshan. On other days it takes an hour or so. On festival days, it takes 4-5 hours also.
Sunil Sinha says
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Spruha says
Thanks for information its very useful for me
atul dixit says
mai atul dixit hu, aur mai lucknow se hu. mai apna kalsharp puja karwana chahta hu. march me 25-30 ke bich me tickets mil rhe h. to kya timing hoti h puja ki aur kya process hota h,, aur kisi pandit ji appointment lena ho to kaise lenge.
plss help me out.