Mangal Dosh Puja in Ujjain
The shanti families book after kundli matching shows Manglik Dosh — done where Mangal is worshipped as Mangalnath.
Mangalnath puja booking
How to Book a Puja at Mangalnath Mandir, Ujjain
Booking takes one phone call. This page tells you what to keep ready so that call is short, and what to expect on the day.
Three steps
- Call the panditSay which puja you have in mind and share the date, time and place of birth as written in the kundli.
- The pandit reads the chartYou are told which puja fits, the nearest suitable muhurat, how long it takes, and the dakshina with samagri — all before you commit to a date.
- Reach Mangalnath on the dayCome with your family in clean traditional clothes. The samagri is kept ready and the sankalp is taken in your name and gotra.
Keep these ready before you call
- Full name and gotra of the person the puja is for
- Date, exact time and place of birth — or a clear photo of the kundli
- Two or three dates on which the family can travel
- How many people will sit for the sankalp
- What the astrologer has advised, if anything, in their own words
On the day of the puja
- Bathe and wear clean traditional clothes. Avoid black, and leave leather belts and wallets aside during the puja.
- Reach the temple a little before the time given to you.
- Call the pandit on arrival; you are guided to the place where your puja is laid out.
- Phones on silent. Photographs are best taken before or after, not during the mantras.
- After the aarti, take prasad and ask the pandit anything you wish about the days that follow.
Booking questions
How far in advance should I book?
A few days ahead is comfortable for most dates. For Tuesdays, Amavasya, Shravan and the wedding season, a week or more is safer.
Do I need to pay before coming?
How the booking is confirmed is explained on the call. The full dakshina and what it includes are told to you before you agree to a date.
Can I change the date after booking?
Yes, if you inform the pandit in time. A fresh muhurat is then suggested.
Can the puja be done if I cannot travel?
Please ask on the call. Some pujas require the person to sit in person; the pandit will tell you what is possible for yours.
Choose a puja
Mangal Bhaat Puja in Ujjain
Cooked rice laid over the Shivling — the offering Mangalnath Mandir is known for across the country.
Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja in Ujjain
A Rahu–Ketu shanti with Naga puja, for a chart where every graha falls on one side of the nodal axis.
Mahamrityunjaya Jaap in Ujjain
The Tryambakam mantra of Shiva recited in a fixed count by Vedic pandits, with abhishek and a closing havan.
Navgraha Shanti Puja in Ujjain
Nine grahas invoked together — each with its own grain, colour and mantra — closed with a havan.
Ready with the birth details?
Call now and fix your date with the pandit.