Can Brahmin Bhoj be performed at home or only at a tirtha?

Brahmin Bhoj can absolutely be performed at home, and for many families this is the primary mode of annual Shraddha. The scriptural requirement is that the Brahmins be genuinely learned (Vedic pandits), the food be freshly cooked, strictly vegetarian, following Shraddha rules (no onion, garlic, or tamasic ingredients), and served before the family eats. Home Brahmin Bhoj is valid for Masika Shraddha, annual tithi Shraddha, and Pitrupaksha Shraddha. For major ceremonies like Gaya Pind Daan, Varanasi Sapindikarana, or Prayagraj Asthi Visarjan, tirtha-based Brahmin Bhoj carries significantly greater merit. We can arrange Brahmin Bhoj both at home (through our associated pandit networks in major Indian cities) and at the tirthas.