The immortal vat where Mata Parvati is held to have first performed Pitru Tarpan
Shri Siddhvat Ghat on the Shipra at Ujjain houses the immortal banyan — the vat — where, per the Skanda Purana, Mata Parvati first performed Pitru Tarpan. Akbar is said to have ordered the tree felled; it regrew the same night.
Along with Gaya, this is where the tarpan for one's ancestors is most often taken. Devotees come on Amavasya, through Pitru Paksha, and on a shraddh tithi when travel is not possible. The rite is performed in your naam-gotra and the video follows.
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The Skanda Purana holds that Mata Parvati performed the first Pitru Tarpan beneath this vat. A rite performed where it was first performed carries, by tradition, a particular weight — which is why Siddhvat is named alongside Gaya for the tarpan offered to ancestors.
Choose one of the 2 sevas listed below, enter your naam and gotra, and complete the payment. On the appointed tithi an acharya of the Kshetra takes the sankalp in your naam-gotra and performs the vidhi.
Yes. After the seva is complete an HD video is sent to your WhatsApp number, generally within 24 hours, in which your naam and gotra can be heard in the sankalp.
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