Online Puja during Chandanotsavam at Simhachalam
Select Puja Package
Book your puja in easy steps
Individual Seva
Sankalp with 1 Name & Gotra
- Live WhatsApp Video Proof
- Personalized Sankalp
- Prasad Home Delivery
Family Seva
Sankalp for up to 4 Members
- All benefits of Individual
- Complete Family Protection
ABOUT ONLINE PUJA
This puja is offered in connection with the festival, with the devotee's sankalp, subject to temple customs, crowds and availability. Chandanotsavam falls once a year, usually on Akshaya Tritiya. NamanDarshan does not provide VIP Darshan, a VIP Pass or priority access.
Benefits of this Online Puja
Take part in one of the great annual festivals of the temple.
Offer thanks and prayers to Lord Varaha Narasimha.
Strengthen faith and gratitude.
Family Well-being
Pray for peace and protection for the family.
Include names and gotra in the sankalp.
Fulfil a vow made to the Lord.
Calm & Faith
Spend a quiet moment in prayer.
Strengthen patience and faith.
Create a devotional atmosphere at home.
Note: Puja is a spiritual and devotional practice and should not be considered a substitute for medical, legal or financial advice.
Puja Samagri Included
Sandalwood paste, Flowers, Tulsi, Coconut, Fruits, Ghee lamp, Sweets, Incense
Who Should Do This Online Puja?
Those who wish to take part in the Chandanotsavam from afar.
Akshaya Tritiya Observers
Devotees who wish to include a Simhachalam puja in Akshaya Tritiya.
Families Fulfilling a Vow
Households who wish to complete a vow made to the Lord.
Spiritual Significance of Online Puja
Best Days & Muhurat Dates
Online Puja – How the Process Works
Choose your preferred date on NamanDarshan and share the devotee's name and gotra.
2. Personalised Sankalp
A sankalp is made in the devotee's name, with prayers for the well-being of the family.
3. Ritual Performed
The puja is performed by experienced priests according to traditional customs and temple practice.
4. Updates
Where temple guidelines permit, photo or video updates are shared.
5. Prasad
Prasad is arranged wherever applicable and sent to the registered address.
Spiritual Significance of Online Puja
Select Puja Package
Book your puja in easy steps
Individual Seva
Sankalp with 1 Name & Gotra
- Live WhatsApp Video Proof
- Personalized Sankalp
- Prasad Home Delivery
Family Seva
Sankalp for up to 4 Members
- All benefits of Individual
- Complete Family Protection
Devotee Experiences
"The pandits were very knowledgeable. Everything was arranged perfectly, and we received the video proof on time."
- Rahul Sharma
"Highly recommend! The process was so transparent and I felt truly blessed after the sankalp."
- Priya Desai
Common Questions About Online Puja
Ready to perform your puja?
Select your preference and submit Sankalp details to secure your spot.
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