Most booked
Dakshina₹5,100
Narayan Nagbali Pooja
A three-day Vedic rite performed at Trimbakeshwar for the peace of family members who died untimely deaths, and as atonement for harm done to a serpent.
- 3 Days
- Book at least 5 days ahead
Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga, Nashik
Poojas at Trimbakeshwar, performed with care by our family of pandits
Narayan Nagbali, Kaal Sarp Shanti, Tripindi Shraddha, Rudrabhishek and more. We explain every step, keep the dakshina clear, and guide you from your first call to the final aarti.
- Family pandits at Trimbakeshwar
- Guidance before you travel
- Clear dakshina
- Book online or call
12November 2026
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Next open date for Narayan Nagbali Pooja: Tuesday, 17 November 2026
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Rituals we perform
Poojas at Trimbakeshwar
Dakshina, duration and how far ahead to book, for every pooja we perform.
Most booked
Dakshina₹5,100
Most booked
Dakshina₹2,500
Kaal Sarp Shanti Pooja
A single-day shanti pooja at Trimbakeshwar, traditionally performed by those whose horoscope shows Kaal Sarp Yoga, with worship of the Nagas, Rahu-Ketu and Lord Shiva.
- 2 to 3 Hours (Single Day)
- Book at least 5 days ahead
Most booked
Dakshina₹2,500
Tripindi Shraddha
A one-day shraddha at Trimbakeshwar in which three pindas are offered for ancestors of the past three generations, especially where regular shraddha has been missed.
- 2 to 3 Hours (Single Day)
- Book at least 5 days ahead
Most booked
Dakshina₹2,500
Rudrabhishek Pooja
A short, beautiful act of worship in which Lord Shiva is bathed with milk, water and sacred offerings while the pandits chant the Rudra mantras of the Yajurveda.
- 30 to 40 Minutes
- Book at least 5 days ahead
Dakshina₹11,000
Maha Mrityunjaya Jaap
Repeated chanting of the Maha Mrityunjaya mantra by our pandits, with sankalp in your name and a concluding havan, offered to Lord Shiva for health, protection and peace.
- 1 to 3 Days (depending on count)
- Book at least 5 days ahead
Dakshina₹4,500
Pitru Dosh Nivaran Pooja
A half-day pooja at Trimbakeshwar honouring the ancestors through tarpan, pind daan and prayers, traditionally performed when Pitru Dosh has been indicated.
- 3 to 4 Hours
- Book at least 5 days ahead
The sacred town
Trimbak, where the Godavari begins
The Jyotirlinga, the Kushavarta tank, the Brahmagiri hill and the young Godavari: the places that make rituals here special.
Simple and personal
How booking works
Choose your pooja
Read about each pooja, or call us if you are unsure which one fits your situation.
Pick a date
See which dates are open and select one that suits your travel. Some rites are begun only on muhurat dates.
Share your details
Tell us who will attend, and the names and gotra you know. A small advance may be requested to confirm your date.
We guide you to the day
We confirm on WhatsApp and send preparation details before you travel: what to wear, what to bring and when to arrive.
Why here
Why Trimbakeshwar?
Trimbakeshwar, near Nashik, is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva and the place where the sacred Godavari rises. For centuries families have come here for darshan and for ancestral rites that this town is especially known for.
- A Jyotirlinga with three faces. The linga is traditionally described as having three faces, representing Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva.
- Source of the Godavari. The Godavari, revered as the Ganga of the South, rises on Brahmagiri; Kushavarta Tirth is regarded as its sacred source.
- A centre of ancestral rites. Narayan Nagbali, Tripindi Shraddha and Kaal Sarp Shanti are especially associated with Trimbakeshwar.
- A Simhastha Kumbh town. Nashik and Trimbakeshwar host the Simhastha Kumbh Mela roughly once in twelve years; the current Simhastha period began in October 2026.
Our family
Performed by our own family of pandits
- Every pooja is performed by our family of pandits at Trimbak.
- We explain each step before and during the ritual, in Hindi or English.
- Dakshina is shown before you book. No surprises.
- Every booking is confirmed personally by call or WhatsApp.
Before you travel
Guides for devotees
What each ritual involves, and how to plan your visit to Trimbak.
The History of Trimbakeshwar Temple
From the legend of Sage Gautama to the Peshwa-era temple of black stone: how Trimbakeshwar, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, came to be what it is today.
What Is a Jyotirlinga? Trimbakeshwar's Place Among the Twelve
The meaning of a Jyotirlinga, the story of Shiva's pillar of light, the twelve shrines, and why Trimbakeshwar holds a special place among them.
The Origin of the Godavari at Trimbakeshwar
How the Godavari, the Ganga of the South, rises on Brahmagiri: the legend of Sage Gautama, Gangadwar, Kushavarta Tirth, and the river's long journey to the sea.
Questions devotees ask
How do I book a pooja at Trimbakeshwar?
Choose the pooja on this site, pick an available date and share your details. You can also call us on +91 9503367917 or WhatsApp +91 9422267917, and we will book it for you.
How do I know which pooja I need?
Tell us your situation on a call or on WhatsApp. We will explain the options plainly, including when a simpler rite is enough. You can also read our guide comparing Narayan Nagbali and Tripindi Shraddha.
Do I need to bring pooja samagri?
No. We arrange the pooja samagri. Each pooja page lists what is included and what you should bring, usually a photo ID, names and gotra if known, and the clothes described.
What should I wear for the pooja?
Clean traditional clothes: a dhoti or kurta-pyjama for men and a saree or salwar suit for women. For ancestral rites, white or light colours are customary and black is avoided. Each pooja page has specific guidance.
When should I arrive in Trimbak?
For most rituals, arrive the evening before, because the pooja begins early in the morning with a bath at Kushavarta. For Narayan Nagbali, plan to stay all three days. We confirm the reporting time on WhatsApp.
Is an advance payment required?
A small advance may be requested to confirm your date. The amount, if any, is shown when you book, and the balance is paid as we explain at booking.
Can I speak to the pandit before booking?
Yes, and we encourage it. Call or WhatsApp us with your questions. We would rather explain everything before you travel.
Can a pooja be performed if I cannot travel?
Ancestral rites such as Narayan Nagbali, Tripindi Shraddha and Kaal Sarp Shanti traditionally need the person to be present. For some other poojas, please ask us what is possible.
We are here to help
Have a question before you book?
Call or WhatsApp us. We will listen first, then explain your options honestly.
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