Why Shubh Muhurat Matters for Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja
Performing Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja during an auspicious muhurat (shubh tithi) amplifies its spiritual benefits. The alignment of planets, tithi, and nakshatra on specific days like Nag Panchami, Mahashivratri, and Dhanteras creates powerful energy for dosh nivaran. In Ujjain, the sacred Shipra Ghat and Mahakaleshwar Temple further enhance the puja’s effectiveness.
Key Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja Dates 2026–2027
- Dhanteras 2026: Friday, 6 November 2026
- Mahashivratri 2027: Saturday, 6 March 2027
- Nag Panchami 2027: Friday, 6 August 2027
- Dhanteras 2027: 27 October 2027
Sawan 2027: 19 July – 17 August 2027
The holy month of Sawan is highly auspicious for Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja. Sawan Mondays (Somvar) are especially powerful:
- 19 July 2027, Monday – First Sawan Somvar
- 26 July 2027, Monday – Second Sawan Somvar
- 2 August 2027, Monday – Third Sawan Somvar
- 9 August 2027, Monday – Fourth Sawan Somvar
- 16 August 2027, Monday – Fifth and last Sawan Somvar
Book Your Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja in Ujjain
Contact Pandit Yogesh Vyas for Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja booking in Ujjain. Call 9009320644 to check shubh muhurat, puja vidhi, and cost (starting ₹2,500). Online booking available for devotees across India.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best dates for Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja in 2026–2027?
The most auspicious dates are Dhanteras (6 Nov 2026), Mahashivratri (6 Mar 2027), Nag Panchami (6 Aug 2027), and Sawan Mondays (19 Jul–16 Aug 2027). These tithis are ideal for Kaal Sarp Dosh nivaran.
Is Nag Panchami 2027 good for Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja?
Yes! Nag Panchami on Friday, 6 August 2027 is one of the best days for Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja, as it is dedicated to Nag Devtas who are directly connected to Kaal Sarp Dosh.
Can I do Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja during Sawan 2027?
Absolutely. Sawan month (19 Jul–17 Aug 2027) is highly auspicious. The five Sawan Mondays (19 Jul, 26 Jul, 2 Aug, 9 Aug, 16 Aug 2027) are especially powerful for this puja.
How do I book Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja in Ujjain?
Call Pandit Yogesh Vyas at 9009320644 to book. Share your birth details for kundli analysis, choose a shubh muhurat, and the puja will be performed at Shipra Ghat or Mahakaleshwar Temple with full Vedic rituals.
What is the cost of Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja in Ujjain?
The cost starts from ₹2,500 for samuhik (group) puja. Vishesh (special) puja ranges from ₹5,100 – ₹9,000. Contact 9009320644 for exact pricing based on your requirements.
Understanding Muhurat: How a Pandit Chooses the Right Time
A muhurat is a time that is considered favourable for starting a ritual or an important task. The Hindu panchang, or almanac, is built on five parts, called Panchang: tithi (lunar day), vara (weekday), nakshatra (lunar mansion), yoga and karana. A pandit looks at these along with your birth details to suggest a convenient day. Each festival date on this page has been checked against Drik Panchang for Ujjain.
What Each Part Means
- Tithi: the lunar day. Panchami, Chaturdashi and Amavasya are often chosen for Shiva and Nag-related worship.
- Vara: the weekday. Monday is for Lord Shiva, and Tuesday is for Mars and Hanuman.
- Nakshatra: the star in which the Moon sits. Ashlesha is associated with serpents.
- Yoga and karana: smaller divisions of the day that pandits also consider.
Rahu Kaal and Other Timings to Know
Rahu Kaal is a period of about one and a half hours each day that many people avoid for starting new work. Its timing changes with sunrise and sunset, and it is different in each city. Always check the panchang for Ujjain, or ask the pandit, for the exact time on the day of your puja.
Why Dates Can Differ Between Calendars
You may see different dates for the same festival on different websites or calendars. This happens because of the time zone, the city used, and the calendar system followed. North Indian calendars follow the Purnimanta system, in which the month ends on the full moon, while some regions follow the Amanta system. For example, a tithi that begins late at night may be counted on the next day in Ujjain. This is why we use Drik Panchang for Ujjain for the dates on this page, and why it is a good idea to confirm the date with your pandit before travelling.
Planning Your Puja Around the Dates
- Decide whether you want a festival date or a flexible date.
- Call the pandit a few weeks ahead for popular days such as Mahashivratri, Nag Panchami and the Mondays of Sawan, because many families travel to Ujjain on these days.
- Share the birth details of the person for whom the puja is done.
- Plan your stay, and keep time for a darshan at Mahakaleshwar and a visit to Ram Ghat.
Can the Puja Be Done on Other Days?
Yes. Many families do the puja on an ordinary day that suits their travel plans, with a muhurat suggested by the pandit. A festival date is a preference, not a rule, and a pandit can usually find a suitable time on any week.
Online Booking
If you cannot travel, the puja can be done online. The pandit performs it in Ujjain and shares a recording. You can call 9009320644 to discuss dates and arrangements.
The Key Dates Explained
All times below are for Ujjain, as published by Drik Panchang.
- Dhanteras, Friday 6 November 2026: Dhanteras falls on Trayodashi of Kartik Krishna Paksha. The Trayodashi tithi begins at 10:30 AM on 6 November, and the Dhanteras puja muhurat is 6:17 PM to 8:15 PM.
- Mahashivratri, Saturday 6 March 2027: It falls on Chaturdashi of Phalguna Krishna Paksha. The tithi begins at 12:03 PM on 6 March and ends at 1:46 PM on 7 March. The Nishita Kaal puja time is 12:14 AM to 1:02 AM on the night of 6 to 7 March.
- Nag Panchami, Friday 6 August 2027: It falls on Shravana Shukla Panchami. The Panchami tithi begins at 2:27 AM on 6 August and ends at 12:22 AM on 7 August.
- Dhanteras, Wednesday 27 October 2027: The Trayodashi tithi begins at 1:03 AM on 27 October and ends at 10:49 PM the same day for Ujjain.
- Sawan 2027: From 19 July to 17 August, with Mondays on 19 July, 26 July, 2 August, 9 August and 16 August.
Other cities can show a different date for the same festival, for example 26 October for Dhanteras 2027 in Delhi, because the tithi timing is calculated for each city. For an Ujjain puja, the Ujjain timing is the one to follow.
Frequently Asked Questions About Muhurat
Is a festival date necessary for the puja?
No. A festival date is a preference that many devotees follow, and the puja can also be done on other suitable days suggested by the pandit.
How early should I book for Sawan or Mahashivratri?
It is best to contact the pandit a few weeks ahead, since many devotees visit Ujjain on these days.
Where can I check the panchang myself?
You can check Drik Panchang and select Ujjain as the city, and then confirm the date with your pandit.