Overview

Hawan is an ancient Vedic ritual where sacred offerings are made into the holy fire while chanting mantras. It is performed to invoke divine blessings, purify the mind and surroundings, and ensure harmony in life. Whether for new beginnings, special occasions, or spiritual growth, Hawan connects devotees with positive cosmic energies and strengthens family well-being.

The Hawan ceremony begins with invoking Lord Ganesha, followed by chanting Vedic mantras and offering ghee, grains, and herbs into the sacred fire. The flames are believed to carry prayers directly to the divine. Hawan is performed during housewarmings, weddings, Navratri, festivals, or to overcome planetary doshas. This powerful ritual creates an atmosphere of purity and divine energy.

Architecture & Temple Complex

Visiting Information

• Timing: Average Duration: 1.5 to 2 hours (may vary depending on the purpose and rituals involved).
• Best Time to Visit: Navratri (Chaitra & Ashwin months)

Facilities & Amenities

• Parking: On-site for two-wheelers & four-wheeler
• Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible parking and entrance