
Mangal Dosh Puja in Ujjain
The shanti families book after kundli matching shows Manglik Dosh — done where Mangal is worshipped as Mangalnath.
These are the pujas booked here most often. Each page explains what the puja is for, the vidhi in order, how long it usually takes and what to bring — so you know what you are booking before you call.

The shanti families book after kundli matching shows Manglik Dosh — done where Mangal is worshipped as Mangalnath.

Cooked rice laid over the Shivling — the offering Mangalnath Mandir is known for across the country.

A Rahu–Ketu shanti with Naga puja, for a chart where every graha falls on one side of the nodal axis.

The Tryambakam mantra of Shiva recited in a fixed count by Vedic pandits, with abhishek and a closing havan.

Nine grahas invoked together — each with its own grain, colour and mantra — closed with a havan.
| Puja | Usually advised for | Usual duration |
|---|---|---|
| Mangal Dosh Puja | Manglik Dosh found in kundli matching | 1½ to 2 hours |
| Mangal Bhaat Puja | Mangal shanti, vows and thanksgiving | 45 minutes to 1 hour |
| Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja | All grahas between Rahu and Ketu | 2 to 3 hours |
| Mahamrityunjaya Jaap | Prayer for health, long life and inner strength | By jaap count |
| Navgraha Shanti Puja | Several grahas, heavy dasha, new beginnings | 2 to 3 hours |
Durations are typical and are confirmed for your vidhi at the time of booking. Dakshina is told on the call, with samagri, before a date is fixed.
Share the birth details. The pandit reads the chart and tells you which puja, if any, is advised.