Makar Sankranti Puja Vidhi: Surya Arghya, Til-Gud and Daan मकर संक्रांति पूजा विधि: सूर्य अर्घ्य, तिल-गुड़ और दान
A simple home guide to Makar Sankranti — holy bath, arghya to Surya, til-gud and khichdi, charity, and kite flying without harmful manja.
- Deity Surya
- Type Puja vidhi
- Language Hindi
- Tradition Common to many traditions
- Source Udyog Jyotish editorial team — Puja vidhi guide in the Learn section
Commonly recited version Editorially checked
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Questions
What is Makar Sankranti Puja Vidhi: Surya Arghya, Til-Gud and Daan?
A simple home guide to Makar Sankranti — holy bath, arghya to Surya, til-gud and khichdi, charity, and kite flying without harmful manja.
Who is Makar Sankranti Puja Vidhi: Surya Arghya, Til-Gud and Daan associated with?
Makar Sankranti Puja Vidhi: Surya Arghya, Til-Gud and Daan is associated with Surya. The Sun, worshipped with arghya (water offering) at sunrise; also the first of the Navagrahas. Sunday, Makar Sankranti and Chhath are associated with him.
What is the source of Makar Sankranti Puja Vidhi: Surya Arghya, Til-Gud and Daan?
Udyog Jyotish editorial team — Puja vidhi guide in the Learn section. Tradition: Common to many traditions.
Are there different versions of Makar Sankranti Puja Vidhi: Surya Arghya, Til-Gud and Daan?
Puja sequences differ by region, family and tradition; this guide describes one common North Indian household form and is not the only method.