Our Parvan Shraadh service, conducted at the revered ghats of Varanasi, is a quintessential Vedic ritual performed to honor and provide spiritual sustenance to three generations of paternal ancestors. This specific Shraadh is performed on designated days such as Amavasya (new moon), Purnima (full moon), or during the Pitru Paksha period, making it a highly auspicious and powerful offering. Unlike daily Tarpan, Parvan Shraadh is a more elaborate ceremony involving Pind Daan (offering rice balls) and feeding Brahmins, directly addressing the spiritual needs of departed forefathers. Performing this sacred rite in Varanasi, especially by the purifying waters of the Ganga, ensures maximum spiritual merit, as the city itself is considered a pathway to liberation. Our knowledgeable priests guide you through every step, ensuring the ritual is performed with utmost devotion and adherence to scriptural dictates, for the peace of your ancestors and the prosperity of your lineage.

In an age of renewed interest in spiritual roots and familial well-being, Parvan Shraadh offers a profound link to ancestral heritage and karmic positivity.