अभी तक कोई अनुष्ठान नहीं चुना गया।
पूजा पैकेज देखें →
Save 35%
Garh Ganga | Garh-Mukteshwar
Pind Daan at Garh Mukteshwar Garh Ganga |Brij Ghat|
Pind daan at garh mukteshwar or garh ganga is being performed over...
from
₹7,100
₹11,000
In 2025, Pitrupaksha will commence on 7th September, and conclude with Mahalaya Amavasya on 21st September. Each day of this period is dedicated to performing Tarpan for different family members.
Here are the dates:
| Date | Name | Occasion |
|---|---|---|
| September 7 | Purnima Shraddha | Bhadrapada, Shukla Purnima |
| September 8 | Pratipada Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Pratipada |
| September 9 | Dwitiya Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Dwitiya |
| September 10 | Tritiya Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Tritiya |
| September 10 | Chaturthi Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Chaturthi |
| September 11 | Maha Bharani | Ashwina, Bharani Nakshatra |
| September 11 | Panchami Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Panchami |
| September 12 | Shashthi Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Shashthi |
| September 13 | Saptami Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Saptami |
| September 14 | Ashtami Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Ashtami |
| September 15 | Navami Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Navami |
| September 16 | Dashami Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Dashami |
| September 17 | Ekadashi Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Ekadashi |
| September 18 | Dwadashi Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Dwadashi |
| September 19 | Trayodashi Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Trayodashi |
| September 19 | Magha Shraddha | Ashwina, Magha Nakshatra |
| September 20 | Chaturdashi Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Chaturdashi |
| September 21 | Sarva Pitru Amavasya | Ashwina, Krishna Amavasya |
After the Pandavas won against the Kauravas in the battle of Mahabharata. It is their rite to conduct Pind Daan as to provide moksha to the soul of Kauravas & is the reason Lord Krishna urged Pandavas to conduct the rituals.
Pandavas conducted Pind Daan of Kauravas at the bank Ganga in Mukteshwar and after that this place has received religious importance of conducting the Pind Daan at Garh Ganga.
Pind daan in Garh Mukteshwar can be performed by a widow, son or daughter of person whose shradh is performed in gaya. Children (sons) and other male relatives, such as brothers, fathers, and grandchildren, are frequently called upon to conduct the Pind Daan. When there are no male relatives who are ready or able to carry out Pind Daan, female relatives such as daughters and mothers can carry it out.
Pind Daan in Garh Mukteshwar is often conducted on the banks of the Ganga river, or at the Brij Ghat. Pind Daan is also conducted at Falahari Baba ki Kutiya. For more information, contact us here.
The last rite is done by the successor in order to provide salvation to the departed soul. The soul dwells around unsatisfied and unhappy trying to achieve those feelings which are not possible for his form. Hence, Pind Daan will show enlightenment to the soul and lead him towards Moksha.
Yes,you can perform the Pind daan of your father, if your mother is still alive.
Pind daan can be done anytime while the whole year, but pitrupaksha a 18 day period before Navaratri is considered as holy time to conduct the ritual.
Pind daan is a holy ritual which is conducted after the cremation of an individual, it is an offering to our grands, so they can acquire sadgati (next stage of life after death).
When there are no male relatives who are ready or able to carry out Pind Daan, female relatives such as daughters and mothers can carry it out.
Pind daan is conducted by the purohits/pandas over the banks of river in Gaya, Prayag & Varanasi. They conduct Ganga poojan, pinda poojan, tarpanam, sankalpam.
After the Pandavas won against the Kauravas in the battle of Mahabharata. It is their rite to conduct Pind Daan as to provide moksha to the soul of Kauravas & is the reason Lord Krishna urged Pandavas to conduct the rituals.
Pandavas conducted Pind Daan of Kauravas at the bank Ganga in Mukteshwar and after that this place has received religious importance of conducting the Pind Daan at Garh Ganga.
Pind daan in Garh Mukteshwar can be performed by a widow, son or daughter of person whose shradh is performed in gaya. Children (sons) and other male relatives, such as brothers, fathers, and grandchildren, are frequently called upon to conduct the Pind Daan. When there are no male relatives who are ready or able to carry out Pind Daan, female relatives such as daughters and mothers can carry it out.
Pind Daan in Garh Mukteshwar is often conducted on the banks of the Ganga river, or at the Brij Ghat. Pind Daan is also conducted at Falahari Baba ki Kutiya. For more information, contact us here.
The last rite is done by the successor in order to provide salvation to the departed soul. The soul dwells around unsatisfied and unhappy trying to achieve those feelings which are not possible for his form. Hence, Pind Daan will show enlightenment to the soul and lead him towards Moksha.
Yes,you can perform the Pind daan of your father, if your mother is still alive.
Pind daan can be done anytime while the whole year, but pitrupaksha a 18 day period before Navaratri is considered as holy time to conduct the ritual.
Pind daan is a holy ritual which is conducted after the cremation of an individual, it is an offering to our grands, so they can acquire sadgati (next stage of life after death).
When there are no male relatives who are ready or able to carry out Pind Daan, female relatives such as daughters and mothers can carry it out.
Pind daan is conducted by the purohits/pandas over the banks of river in Gaya, Prayag & Varanasi. They conduct Ganga poojan, pinda poojan, tarpanam, sankalpam.
Select your package and complete booking. Our team calls within 2 hours to confirm details.
Provide your gotra, departed soul's name, and any special requirements.
Experienced pandit performs the complete ceremony at the sacred site.
Full ceremony video on WhatsApp within 24 hours. Digital certificate shared via email.
Save 35%
Pind daan at garh mukteshwar or garh ganga is being performed over...
Save 35%
Online Pind Daan Poojan at Garh Mukteshwar. Deep Daan at Garh Ganga...
Yes, Pind Daan can be performed at Garh Ganga either alongside Asthi Visarjan or as a standalone ceremony. The Mukteshwar Mahadev Temple area and the Shiv Ghat are scripturally acceptable sites for Pind Daan. Combined Asthi Visarjan + Pind Daan packages at Garh Ganga typically range from ₹7,100 to ₹15,000 depending on Brahmin Bhoj and package depth. However, for major Pind Daan ceremonies aimed at liberating seven generations (Sapta Pitri), Gaya remains the scripturally-preferred site. Garh Ganga is best suited for: Asthi Visarjan (primary), annual Shraddha, Tarpan, and family ancestral offerings. For comprehensive Pind Daan with bahi tracing, travel to Gaya is recommended.
Garhmukteshwar is one of the 14 most sacred Asthi Visarjan sites in India, specifically praised in the Skanda Purana and Brahma Purana. The name "Garh Ganga" refers to the ancient fort (garh) where the Ganga first enters the plains — making it the westernmost point where Ganga water retains its Himalayan purity. The site is believed to be where King Bhagirath first performed ancestral rites for his 60,000 cursed ancestors (the story of Ganga's descent). The adjacent Mukteshwar Mahadev Temple is said to be the spot where Shiva himself accepted the Ganga on his head. Asthi Visarjan at Garh Ganga is considered especially powerful for families in North India who cannot travel to Varanasi or Prayagraj — the spiritual merit is considered equivalent.
Garhmukteshwar is located in Hapur district, Uttar Pradesh, approximately 100 km east of Delhi and 50 km from Meerut. It sits on the western bank of the Ganga river where the Ganga emerges into the plains from the lower Himalayan foothills. How to reach: (1) By train — nearest station is Garhmukteshwar (GMS), well-connected from Delhi, Moradabad, and Lucknow, (2) By road — 2-3 hour drive from Delhi via NH-9 (the Delhi-Meerut Expressway then NH-9), (3) By car/taxi — Delhi to Garhmukteshwar costs ₹2,500-₹4,000 one-way. The town is small but well-signposted. From the railway station or bus stand, it is 2-3 km to the main ghats. Our Garh Ganga Asthi Visarjan packages include pickup arrangements from Delhi or Meerut.
Garh Ganga is one of the most economical options for Asthi Visarjan. Our basic Asthi Visarjan packages start from ₹5,100 per day, including: pandit dakshina, all puja samagri (rice, sesame, kusha grass, cow milk), the complete scriptural vidhi at Brijghat or the Mukteshwar Ghat, Ganga Aarti participation, and a basic completion certificate. Standard packages with Brahmin Bhoj for 5 Brahmins, extended Tarpan, and video documentation range from ₹8,100 to ₹11,000. If combined with Pind Daan, the combined ceremony ranges from ₹7,100 to ₹15,000. For Delhi-based families, Garh Ganga offers significant savings compared to Haridwar or Varanasi while providing full scriptural legitimacy.
Yes. Garh Ganga is one of the most convenient day-trip Asthi Visarjan destinations from Delhi. The typical day-trip timeline: Depart Delhi 6:00 AM (avoid peak traffic), Arrive Garh Ganga 9:00-9:30 AM, Ghat arrival and preparation 30 minutes, Complete Asthi Visarjan ceremony 1-2 hours, Brahmin Bhoj (if included) 30-45 minutes, Depart Garh Ganga 1:00 PM, Arrive back in Delhi 3:00-4:00 PM. Total day duration: ~9-10 hours. Many Delhi-based families specifically choose Garh Ganga for this reason — they can complete the entire sacred observance in a single day without overnight travel. Our day-trip package includes pandit coordination, samagri, and ritual documentation.
Traditionally, the eldest son performs Pind Daan on behalf of the family. Any male descendant in the direct paternal line — son, grandson, or nephew — is eligible. A daughter's son (Dauhitra) may perform the rite when there is no male heir in the paternal line. In the modern era, many traditions also allow a devoted daughter to perform Shradh and Pind Daan, particularly in the absence of a male heir, with proper guidance from a qualified Pandit.
Prayag Pandits offers both in-person and online (live video) options for all Pind Daan services across all nine cities. The online option via WhatsApp or Zoom is fully valid from a Vedic perspective when the devotee participates actively in the Sankalp — the formal declaration of intent that personalises the ritual to your family. Your name, gotra, and the names of your departed ancestors are recited during the Sankalp, establishing the direct spiritual connection regardless of your physical location. This option is especially popular with NRI families and those who cannot travel on short notice.
Do not worry. Our pandits are experienced in guiding families who are unfamiliar with the ritual requirements. We will help you determine the necessary information before your ceremony and guide you through the process step by step. If you do not know your gotra, we use the standard prescribed alternatives that the Shastras sanction for such situations. No family should be prevented from performing their sacred obligations by lack of procedural knowledge — that is precisely what our pandits are there to provide.