Mahapuja at Bhimashankar is a sacred ritual involving elaborate worship of Lord Shiva, seeking divine blessings for spiritual growth, peace, and prosperity.

The duration can vary, but Mahapuja ceremonies generally last a few hours, incorporating various rituals, prayers, and offerings.

Yes, Mahapuja is typically open to all devotees. However, it’s advisable to check with the temple authorities for any specific guidelines or requirements.

At Naman, one can easily book Mahapuja and other pujas online. This platform streamlines the process for a convenient and hassle-free experience.

Common items include milk, yogurt, honey, ghee, sacred water, sandalwood paste, flowers, bilva leaves, lotus flowers, incense sticks, camphor, rice, fruits, kumkum, turmeric, and dhoop.

Mahapuja is often performed on significant days such as festivals, auspicious planetary alignments, or special occasions associated with Lord Shiva. Check with the temple for specific dates.

Depending on the temple’s practices, there may be options for customization. It’s recommended to inquire with the temple authorities regarding specific requests.

Temples may have guidelines regarding appropriate attire. Generally, wearing clean and suit for girls and kurta pajama for boys clothing is advisable. 

 It’s advisable to arrive well in advance to participate comfortably half an hour before. 

Temples usually provide the necessary items for Mahapuja. Bringing personal items may be subject to temple policies; it’s recommended to confirm with the authorities.

In most cases, there are no strict age restrictions.

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