Online Pooja Services

A pooja performed in your name, at temples across South India.

We arrange an archana or pooja with sankalp — a resolve spoken in your name, and gotra where you share it — carried out by temple priests at the temple of your choice. You don’t need to travel; we share a photo or video report and courier the prasadam to you afterwards.

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Pancha Bhoota Sthalam — AgniAgni (Fire)

Arunachaleswarar Temple

Lord Shiva as Arunachaleswarar (Annamalaiyar) · Thiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu — Arunachala Hill — the Girivalam path

One of the five Pancha Bhoota Sthalams, Thiruvannamalai represents the element of fire (Agni), with Arunachala hill itself worshipped as a form of Shiva. Every year the Karthigai Deepam festival lights a great lamp atop the hill, and devotees walk Girivalam — the 14 km barefoot circumambulation of Arunachala — traditionally undertaken on Pournami (full moon) nights as an act of surrender and devotion. It is one of Tamil Nadu’s most visited Shiva temples and the seat of the Ramana Maharshi ashram tradition of self-enquiry.

Arunachaleswarar Archana & Deepam Seva

₹ 1,100

Sankalp spoken in your name (and gotra, if shared) before the sanctum
Archana to Arunachaleswarar and Unnamalai Amman performed by temple priests
A ghee lamp (deepam) offered in your name
Prasadam (vibhuti, a token of the temple offering) couriered to you with a short photo report

Girivalam Sankalp Pooja

₹ 1,500

Sankalp dedicating the day’s Girivalam (hill circumambulation) in your name
Archana at the temple on your behalf
Prasadam and a photo/video report of the day’s seva

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Traditionally associated with cleansing of sins

Papanasanathar Temple

Lord Shiva as Papanasanathar · Papanasam, Tamil Nadu — On the banks of the Tamiraparani river

Papanasam takes its name from "papa" (sin) and "nasam" (destruction) — the temple sits on the Tamiraparani river in Tirunelveli district, where a ritual bath is traditionally taken before worship. In the Tamil Shaiva tradition, devotees visit Papanasanathar to perform archana and ancestral rites on the riverbank, observing the place as one associated, by long-standing custom, with washing away wrongdoing and seeking a fresh spiritual start.

Papanasanathar Archana & River Sankalp

₹ 950

Sankalp spoken in your name at the Tamiraparani riverbank tradition
Archana to Papanasanathar performed by temple priests
Prasadam and a short photo report

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Jyotirlinga & Char Dham — traditionally for Pitru rites

Ramanathaswamy Temple

Lord Shiva as Ramanathaswamy · Rameshwaram, Tamil Nadu — Agni Theertham (the seashore before the temple) and its 22 sacred wells

Rameshwaram is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas and one of the four Char Dham established in the Adi Shankaracharya tradition, alongside Badrinath, Dwarka and Puri. By tradition, Lord Rama is said to have worshipped Shiva here after the war in Lanka, to atone for the killing of Ravana — a Brahmin by birth. That legend is the traditional root of Rameshwaram’s long association with Pitru-related rites: devotees bathe at Agni Theertham and perform tarpanam (ancestral offerings) here as an act of remembrance and respect for forebears, a practice many families continue to this day.

Ramanathaswamy Archana & Sankalp

₹ 1,250

Sankalp spoken in your name before the sanctum
Archana to Ramanathaswamy performed by temple priests
Prasadam and a short photo report

Tarpanam (Ancestral Rite) Seva

₹ 2,100

Sankalp naming the ancestor(s) you wish to remember, as shared by you
Tarpanam performed at Agni Theertham by an accredited temple priest
Archana at the main sanctum
A written note of the rite performed and photo report

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Pancha Bhoota Sthalam — Vayu · Rahu-Ketu / Sarpa DoshaVayu (Air)

Kalahasteeswarar Temple

Lord Shiva as Kalahasteeswarar · Srikalahasti, Andhra Pradesh — On the banks of the Swarnamukhi river

Srikalahasti represents the element of air (Vayu) among the Pancha Bhoota Sthalams — the sanctum lamp is said to flicker as if in a breeze that cannot otherwise be felt. The temple’s name is drawn from three devotees of legend — Sri (a spider), Kala (a serpent) and Hasti (an elephant) — who are said to have worshipped Shiva here. It is one of the most visited temples in India for Rahu-Ketu pooja: devotees traditionally come to have Rahu-Ketu Sarpa Dosha rites performed by the temple’s priests as part of their astrological and devotional practice.

Rahu-Ketu Sarpa Dosha Pooja & Archana

₹ 1,800

Sankalp spoken in your name (and gotra, if shared) for the Rahu-Ketu rite
Rahu-Ketu Sarpa Dosha pooja performed by temple-accredited priests, in the tradition observed at Srikalahasti
Archana to Kalahasteeswarar and Gnanaprasunamba
Prasadam and a photo/video report

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Pancha Bhoota Sthalam — AkashaAkasha (Space)

Thillai Nataraja Temple

Lord Shiva as Nataraja · Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu

Chidambaram represents the element of space (Akasha) among the Pancha Bhoota Sthalams. Its sanctum holds the Chidambara Rahasyam — a space behind a curtain, traditionally understood to represent the formless, all-pervading nature of Shiva rather than an idol. The temple is home to Nataraja, Shiva’s cosmic dance (Ananda Tandava), and is one of the most significant Shaiva temples in India, also honouring Govindaraja Perumal within its precincts — a rare shared home for Shaiva and Vaishnava worship.

Nataraja Archana & Sankalp

₹ 1,100

Sankalp spoken in your name before the sanctum
Archana to Nataraja and Sivakami Amman performed by temple priests
Prasadam and a short photo report

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How it works

01
Choose a temple & pooja
Pick the temple and the specific archana/pooja you’d like arranged, and share the name (and gotra, if known) for the sankalp.
02
We arrange it with the temple
We coordinate with temple-accredited priests to have your sankalp and pooja performed on the agreed date, following the temple’s own tradition and timing.
03
The pooja is performed in your name
The priest performs the archana/pooja with your sankalp — you are not required to travel.
04
Report & prasadam
We share a short photo or video report of the seva and courier the prasadam (vibhuti, a token of the temple offering) to your address.

What this service is — and isn’t

Each temple above is described by its genuine tradition — the element it represents among the Pancha Bhoota Sthalams, or the dosha and purpose devotees traditionally visit it for. These are long-standing devotional customs, not claims we make about outcomes: we don’t promise that a pooja removes a dosha, resolves a problem, or guarantees any result. What we do promise is the service itself — that your sankalp is submitted, the archana or pooja you chose is genuinely performed by the temple’s priests on the date agreed, and that you receive an honest report and the prasadam.

Questions before you book — write to us and we’ll help you choose.

Choose a temple

Pancha Bhoota Sthalam — AgniAgni (Fire)

Arunachaleswarar Temple

Lord Shiva as Arunachaleswarar (Annamalaiyar) · Thiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu — Arunachala Hill — the Girivalam path

Arunachaleswarar Archana & Deepam Seva

₹ 1,100

Sankalp spoken in your name (and gotra, if shared) before the sanctum
Archana to Arunachaleswarar and Unnamalai Amman performed by temple priests
A ghee lamp (deepam) offered in your name
Prasadam (vibhuti, a token of the temple offering) couriered to you with a short photo report

Girivalam Sankalp Pooja

₹ 1,500

Sankalp dedicating the day’s Girivalam (hill circumambulation) in your name
Archana at the temple on your behalf
Prasadam and a photo/video report of the day’s seva

Enquire & book

Traditionally associated with cleansing of sins

Papanasanathar Temple

Lord Shiva as Papanasanathar · Papanasam, Tamil Nadu — On the banks of the Tamiraparani river

Papanasanathar Archana & River Sankalp

₹ 950

Sankalp spoken in your name at the Tamiraparani riverbank tradition
Archana to Papanasanathar performed by temple priests
Prasadam and a short photo report

Enquire & book

Jyotirlinga & Char Dham — traditionally for Pitru rites

Ramanathaswamy Temple

Lord Shiva as Ramanathaswamy · Rameshwaram, Tamil Nadu — Agni Theertham (the seashore before the temple) and its 22 sacred wells

Ramanathaswamy Archana & Sankalp

₹ 1,250

Sankalp spoken in your name before the sanctum
Archana to Ramanathaswamy performed by temple priests
Prasadam and a short photo report

Tarpanam (Ancestral Rite) Seva

₹ 2,100

Sankalp naming the ancestor(s) you wish to remember, as shared by you
Tarpanam performed at Agni Theertham by an accredited temple priest
Archana at the main sanctum
A written note of the rite performed and photo report

Enquire & book

Pancha Bhoota Sthalam — Vayu · Rahu-Ketu / Sarpa DoshaVayu (Air)

Kalahasteeswarar Temple

Lord Shiva as Kalahasteeswarar · Srikalahasti, Andhra Pradesh — On the banks of the Swarnamukhi river

Rahu-Ketu Sarpa Dosha Pooja & Archana

₹ 1,800

Sankalp spoken in your name (and gotra, if shared) for the Rahu-Ketu rite
Rahu-Ketu Sarpa Dosha pooja performed by temple-accredited priests, in the tradition observed at Srikalahasti
Archana to Kalahasteeswarar and Gnanaprasunamba
Prasadam and a photo/video report

Enquire & book

Pancha Bhoota Sthalam — AkashaAkasha (Space)

Thillai Nataraja Temple

Lord Shiva as Nataraja · Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu

Nataraja Archana & Sankalp

₹ 1,100

Sankalp spoken in your name before the sanctum
Archana to Nataraja and Sivakami Amman performed by temple priests
Prasadam and a short photo report

Enquire & book

How it works

Choose a temple & pooja

Pick the temple and the specific archana/pooja you’d like arranged, and share the name (and gotra, if known) for the sankalp.

We arrange it with the temple

We coordinate with temple-accredited priests to have your sankalp and pooja performed on the agreed date, following the temple’s own tradition and timing.

The pooja is performed in your name

The priest performs the archana/pooja with your sankalp — you are not required to travel.

Report & prasadam

We share a short photo or video report of the seva and courier the prasadam (vibhuti, a token of the temple offering) to your address.

What this service is — and isn’t

Questions before you book — write to us and we’ll help you choose.