You pick the shubh tithi. The acharya raises the sankalp at the temple in your name on that very day.
Complete your Vedic ritual, choose the package for your family.




Each offering is carried in your name-gotra as part of the same ritual at the temple.





Many devotees add one of these alongside the puja, for gratitude, ancestral remembrance, or a simple act of giving.
Watch real puja & chadhava deliveries, sent to devotees on WhatsApp after completion.
Shri Lohargal Dham lies in the Aravalli hills of Sikar in Rajasthan, an ancient tirtha built around the Suryakund — a sacred kund fed by the hills and revered for Surya. By long tradition this is the kshetra where the Pandavas, after the great war, immersed their weapons and the iron is said to have dissolved in the kund, giving the place its name, Lohargal — where iron melts away. Families have long brought their departed here, laying a heartfelt sankalp before Surya for the peace and moksha of ancestors. A snan-sankalp with til and kusha, a Surya-arghya, and the pitru-anushthan in the naam-gotra carry that same prayer today.
Experienced pandits raise the Suryakund snan-sankalp and pitru-anushthan with til, kusha, jal and a Surya-arghya, all in authentic Vedic vidhi. Every step is dedicated to your family's naam-gotra alone, on the single tithi you choose, a heartfelt prayer for pitru-moksha and pitru-dosh relief.
Devotees usually want the puja carried with care — a clear vidhi, a clear video, and a clear sankalp before Surya at the Suryakund.
You pick the shubh tithi. The acharya raises the sankalp at the temple in your name on that very day.
Every mantra, every sankalp-jal, every offering is performed for your naam-gotra alone. No other devotee’s name enters this sankalp.
The recorded video is of your family’s sankalp only. It is never bundled with another devotee’s name in the same recording.
This Lohargal Suryakund Anushthan is performed only for your family, on the tithi you choose, at Shri Lohargal Dham in the Aravalli hills of Sikar, the ancient Suryakund tirtha where the departed find peace. Experienced pandits raise the Suryakund snan-sankalp and pitru-anushthan in your naam-gotra, a heartfelt prayer for pitru-moksha and pitru-dosh relief before Surya.