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Book a Puja in India From Singapore — Join Live or Attend in Person

Singapore is two and a half hours ahead of India, which makes the timing straightforward: a dawn muhurat in Ujjain reaches you mid-morning on the same day.

Pujas range from ₹2,100 (approx. S$35) to ₹31,000 (approx. S$525), all-inclusive — samagri, dakshina, video recording and prasad within India are part of the price, not extras.

When your puja will actually happen

We normally schedule bookings from Singapore for a 6:00 – 9:00 am IST muhurat. A dawn muhurat in Ujjain is 8:30–11:30 am in Singapore — the most auspicious slot, arriving at a workable hour.

Your time zoneDifferenceYour local time
Singapore (SGT)2½ hours ahead of India8:30 am – 11:30 am, the same day
Afternoon muhurat option2½ hours ahead of India3:30 pm – 6:30 pm, the same day

India does not observe daylight saving, so the difference shifts when your own clocks change. We confirm the exact time in both IST and your local time on WhatsApp before anything is charged.

How it works from Singapore

Tell us what you need
Choose a puja, or use the free kundali check if you are not sure which ritual applies to your situation.
Give your name and gotra
These are what the sankalp is recited with. If you do not know your gotra, tell us — there is an accepted convention for that and it does not stop the puja.
We fix a muhurat that suits your time zone
We confirm the date and the exact time in both IST and your local time, on WhatsApp, before anything is charged.
The puja is performed in Ujjain
By our pandits, with all samagri arranged. Nothing is asked of you on the day beyond being available if you want to join.
You join live, or watch the recording
A private WhatsApp video call. If the timing does not work, we send the full recording and photographs instead.
Prasad is dispatched
To any address in India you choose — most devotees abroad have it sent to family. See the note on international shipping below.

Popular among Singapore-based devotees

Not sure which applies to you? The free kundali check reads your chart and tells you what it actually shows — including when it shows nothing that needs a remedy.

What devotees in Singapore ask us most

Mahamrityunjay Jaap from Singapore

The jaap most often booked from Singapore, usually for a parent or relative in India who is unwell or facing surgery. Our Vedic pandits chant 11,000, 51,000 or 1.25 lakh mantras with the sankalp in the name you give. You join live on WhatsApp video at your local time or attend in person when in India, the price shows in SGD and you can pay with an international card or PayPal, and prasad goes to any address in India.

Straightforward timing

Two and a half hours ahead of India means dawn muhurats reach you at a reasonable morning hour, on the same date. There is nothing to plan around.

What we do and do not perform

Singapore has a large Tamil Hindu community with its own temple traditions. Our pandits perform in the North Indian Vedic tradition with Sanskrit mantras, and what we specialise in are the rituals tied to Ujjain. If you need an Agamic rite, we will say so rather than take the booking.

Meet the pandits before you decide

We would rather you looked at who performs your puja than at the price. Their names, photographs and years of practice are on this site, which is more than most operators will show you.

For business and new ventures

Mahalaxmi and Ganesh pujas are commonly booked here around a new business or a significant decision. We will perform them properly; we will not tell you they guarantee the outcome.

Paying from Singapore

Every puja is charged in Indian rupees through Razorpay, which accepts international cards. The SGD figures on this page are approximate and are shown only so you know roughly what you are committing to — your bank converts at its own rate on the day, and may add a foreign transaction fee of its own.

Conversion rates on this page were last updated on September 4, 2026. If a payment is declined by your bank — which does happen with international transactions — message us on WhatsApp and we will arrange another way rather than leaving you stuck.

What we do not do

  • We do not send pandits to addresses outside India. Our pandits perform pujas in Ujjain.
  • We do not sell Bhasma Aarti tickets. Only the temple administration can. We will tell you how to book them yourself.
  • We do not promise guaranteed outcomes from any ritual, and we will not tell you a problem is urgent to make you book faster.
  • We do not ship prasad outside India — our published shipping policy is India-only. We send it to any Indian address you choose.

We would rather lose a booking than take one on a promise we cannot keep. If you need something we have ruled out here, tell us anyway — we will point you somewhere that can actually help.

Our Vedic Pandits

Every puja is performed by our own verified, experienced pandits in Ujjain — not a random priest booked on the day.

Harinarayan Joshi Ji
Harinarayan Joshi Ji
32+ years experience
Shankarlal Upadhyay Ji
Shankarlal Upadhyay Ji
38+ years experience
Gopal Mishra Ji
Gopal Mishra Ji
35+ years experience
Rajendra Sharma Ji
Rajendra Sharma Ji
41+ years experience
Ramakant Tiwari Ji
Ramakant Tiwari Ji
32+ years experience

Frequently asked questions — Singapore

Singapore is 2½ hours ahead of India. A 7:00 am puja in Ujjain is 9:30 am for you on the same day. The exact time is confirmed on WhatsApp before you pay.
No. Our pandits perform in the North Indian Vedic tradition with Sanskrit mantras. Our specialisation is the rituals tied to Ujjain — Kaal Sarp, Bhaat Puja in Ujjain, shradh at Siddhavat.
No. Payment is taken in Indian rupees through Razorpay. Approximate Singapore dollar figures on this page are for guidance only.
Razorpay accepts international cards. If your bank declines it, message us on WhatsApp and we will arrange an alternative.
No. Our shipping policy is India-only. Prasad goes free to any Indian address you nominate.
One of our pandits in Ujjain. Their names, photographs and years of practice are shown on this site — look at them before you book, here or anywhere else.
Yes. Mantras are chanted in Sanskrit; the explanation is in English or Hindi as you prefer.

Ready to book?

If you know which puja you need, go straight to its page. If you do not, the free kundali check takes two minutes and there is no obligation to book anything afterwards.

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