Sponsor a puja, wherever you are in the world.
Book a ritual performed at Pashupatinath by a verified priest — with a recorded video, a printed sankalpa in your name, and a live remote stream for select pujas.
Choose the ritual that fits your intention.
Book a ritual performed at Pashupatinath by a verified priest — with a recorded video, a printed sankalpa in your name, and, for select pujas, a live remote stream so you can take part in real time.
Rudrabhishek
A sacred bathing ritual of the lingam for peace and protection.
Mrityunjaya Jaap
Chanting for healing, longevity, and release from fear.
Maha Aarti Sponsorship
Sponsor the evening lamp offering in your family's name.
Annadaan
Food offered to pilgrims and the needy at the temple.
Built on trust, rooted in dharma.
Devotion travels on faith — so we've built every part of this platform to earn it, verify it, and account for it openly.
Verified priests, every time
All pujas are performed on-site at Pashupatinath by priests registered with the temple, following traditional Vedic procedure from start to finish.
Participate from anywhere
Devotees worldwide can join their puja live, receive a recording, and follow along with a translated ritual guide — no travel required.
5% donated, fully disclosed
Five percent of all revenue funds Pashupatinath-related preservation initiatives, with a public report of every rupee given.
Frequently asked questions.
Pashupatinath is a UNESCO World Heritage pagoda temple on the banks of the Bagmati River in Kathmandu, Nepal, dedicated to Lord Shiva as Pashupati, "Lord of the Animals." It is one of the most sacred Shiva temples in the world.
Yes. Select a puja, share the devotee's name and intention (sankalpa), and a verified priest performs the ritual on-site. You'll receive a recording, and select pujas offer a live remote stream.
Early morning aarti offers the quietest darshan, while Maha Shivaratri brings the temple's largest and most vivid gathering of the year. Our travel guide breaks down timing for every season.
Only Hindus may enter the main temple's inner sanctum, though the outer premises, ghats, and surrounding complex are open to all visitors. Our darshan guide explains what non-Hindu visitors can see and where.
It supports documentation projects, restoration partnerships, and community initiatives connected to Pashupatinath. A public transparency report lists recipients and amounts each quarter.