September 2026
- Purnima Shraddha
- Pratipada Shraddha
- Dwitiya Shraddha
- Tritiya Shraddha · Maha Bharani
- Chaturthi and Panchami Shraddha
For Hindu families in Mauritius
Pitru Paksha is observed in Mauritius from 26 September to 10 October 2026. Your family may follow its local tradition with a trusted pundit, or arrange Pind Daan physically in Gaya, Prayagraj, Varanasi or Haridwar and join from Mauritius via live video conferencing.
Packages from ₹7,100 Pitru Paksha: 26 September–10 October 2026

Four sacred tirthasGaya, Prayagraj, Varanasi and Haridwar
Family SankalpNames and gotra prepared respectfully
Live participationVia live video conferencing
Mauritius time confirmedShared clearly before the ceremony
Port Louis date reference
The ancestral fortnight begins with Purnima Shraddha on 26 September and concludes with Sarva Pitru Amavasya on 10 October. Follow the tithi observed by your family tradition.
Date reference: Port Louis, Mauritius. If the family’s exact tithi is uncertain, please settle it with a trusted pundit before choosing the ceremony date.
Two respectful ways to proceed
This page separates local Mauritius observance from a Pind Daan ceremony arranged at a sacred tirtha in India.
Observance in Mauritius
For an observance at home, a temple or Ganga Talao, please seek the guidance of a trusted local pundit. Prayag Pandits does not arrange ceremonies within Mauritius.
Ceremony in India
The pandit, samagri and physical ceremony remain in India. Your family joins from Mauritius via live video conferencing at the confirmed local time.
See India packagesCurrent online choices
If your family tradition names a tirtha, let that guide the choice. Otherwise, compare the place and inclusions below before booking.
All four ceremonies take place in India. The online arrangement allows your family to participate from Mauritius; it does not turn Pind Daan into a digital act.

Vishnupad or Phalgu area
For a family choosing the Gaya Kshetra tradition at the Vishnupad or Phalgu area.
Pandit, samagri, family Sankalp and live participation
Please note: Tarpan, Brahmin Bhoj and Gau Daan are separate arrangements unless they are expressly named in the selected package.

Triveni Sangam
For a family seeking the ceremony at the confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati.
Pandit, samagri, family Sankalp and live participation
Please note: Travel, boat arrangements and other separate rites are not included in this online package.

Ganga Ghat, Kashi
For a family wishing to offer Pind Daan in Kashi beside the sacred Ganga.
Pandit, samagri, family Sankalp and live participation
Please note: Tarpan, Asthi Visarjan, Narayan Bali and Tripindi Shradh are separate arrangements. Travel and optional donations are not included.

Har Ki Pauri
For a family wishing to offer Pind Daan where the sacred Ganga enters the plains.
Pandit, samagri, family Sankalp and live participation
Please note: Tarpan, Asthi Visarjan and other separate ceremonies are not included. Travel and optional donations are separate.

The family participates from Mauritius while the pandit and samagri remain at the selected tirtha.
From your home in Mauritius to the tirtha
The tirtha and package are chosenYour family first reviews the place, included rites and exclusions.
The Sankalp details are preparedThe Karta’s name, gotra if known, ancestors’ names and preferred tithi are coordinated privately.
Your Mauritius joining time is confirmedThe ceremony follows the suitable Indian time, with the corresponding local time shared beforehand.
Your family joins the physical ceremonyThe pandit performs the listed rite in India while the family participates via live video conferencing.
A traditional reminder: Skanda Purana, Book VI (Nagara Khanda), chapter 218, verses 1–3, explains that sincere faith gives Shraddha its name. Let the family join with remembrance and a settled mind while the appointed pandit performs the chosen rite physically at the tirtha.
Practical guidance for Mauritius
Mauritius Time is one hour and thirty minutes behind India. The exact ceremony window is settled with the pandit first, and the corresponding Mauritius time is then shared with each participating household.
The confirmed Indian ceremony time is matched to Mauritius time and shared before the family joins.
Appoint one person to confirm the tirtha, tithi and joining details for relatives in Port Louis, Curepipe, Quatre Bornes or elsewhere.
The names, relationships and gotra needed for the Sankalp are handled through personal ceremony coordination.
The family receives the agreed ceremony and joining details beforehand so everyone can prepare without hurry.
When your family needs a different rite
Choose Shradh, Tarpan or Asthi Visarjan only when that is the rite your family needs. These pages explain their separate purpose and current arrangements.
For annual remembrance, water offerings or a separate Shradh arrangement during Pitru Paksha.
View Shradh & TarpanFor a family arranging the respectful immersion of ashes at a sacred river location in India.
View Asthi Visarjan


Supported from India
Read the selected product page once more before booking so the location, included rites and participation mode remain clear to the whole family.
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Guidance for families in Mauritius
A clear decision begins with the correct rite, the family’s chosen tirtha and a suitable time for the Sankalp.
For Port Louis, the 2026 observance begins with Purnima Shraddha on 26 September and concludes with Sarva Pitru Amavasya on 10 October. The suitable family tithi should be understood according to your tradition and the guidance of a trusted pundit.
Choose the suitable India tirtha and review the package carefully. The pandit performs the ceremony physically in Gaya, Prayagraj, Varanasi or Haridwar, while your family joins from Mauritius via live video conferencing.
Mauritius is one hour and thirty minutes behind India. The suitable time at the selected tirtha is settled first, and the corresponding Mauritius joining time is shared clearly before the ceremony.
Gaya, Prayagraj, Varanasi and Haridwar each carry a respected tradition. If an elder or family priest has named a place, begin with that guidance. Otherwise, compare the place and the stated package scope calmly before choosing.
Share only what your family knows. The pandit can explain how an unknown gotra is handled and help you understand a suitable Pitru Paksha tithi. Sarva Pitru Amavasya may be considered when the exact tithi is unknown.
Only the rites expressly named on the selected product page are included. Shradh, Tarpan, Asthi Visarjan, Brahmin Bhoj, Gau Daan, Narayan Bali and Tripindi Shradh are separate unless the package clearly states otherwise.
Pitru Paksha · 26 September–10 October 2026
Compare the four physical ceremony locations, then open the suitable package and review its complete scope before booking from Mauritius.