Special Puja

The Shri Shiv Khori Shrine Board offers devotees the opportunity to partake in Special Puja ceremonies, providing a deeper spiritual connection and personalized worship experience at the sacred shrine of Lord Shiva. These pujas are meticulously conducted by our dedicated priests, ensuring adherence to traditional rituals and customs. Devotees can book Special Pujas to seek blessings for health, prosperity, and peace. Each ceremony is tailored to the specific needs and wishes of the devotee, offering a profound and memorable spiritual journey. Participating in a Special Puja at the Shiv Khori Shrine is an auspicious way to honor Lord Shiva and receive divine grace.

 

Rudraabhishek

The Rudraabhishek is a revered and potent ritual performed at the Shri Shiv Khori Shrine, dedicated to Lord Shiva. This sacred ceremony involves the chanting of powerful Vedic mantras from the Rigveda, known as the Rudra Sukta, and the bathing (abhishek) of the Shiva Linga with various holy substances such as milk, honey, ghee, curd, and sacred water. The Rudraabhishek is believed to invoke the blessings of Lord Shiva, cleanse the mind and soul, and bestow peace, prosperity, and protection from negative influences. Devotees can book this special ritual to experience spiritual purification and divine grace. By participating in the Rudraabhishek, devotees not only seek Lord Shiva’s blessings but also contribute to the sanctity and spiritual atmosphere of the shrine.

 

 

Parshad / Vastar Arpan

The Parshad / Vastar Arpan service at the Shri Shiv Khori Shrine is a meaningful way for devotees to offer their devotion and gratitude to Lord Shiva. Parshad, which includes sacred food offerings, is distributed to the devotees after being blessed during the rituals, symbolizing the divine blessings and grace of the deity. Vastar Arpan, the offering of clothes, involves presenting new clothes to the deity as a mark of respect and devotion. This act signifies the devotee’s humility and dedication, seeking the Lord’s blessings for prosperity and well-being. By participating in the Parshad / Vastar Arpan service, devotees deepen their spiritual connection with Lord Shiva, and partake in the collective devotion that enhances the sacred ambiance of the shrine. This service not only enriches the spiritual experience of the devotees but also supports the ongoing rituals and maintenance of the temple.

 

 

Bhog Arpan

The Bhog Arpan service at Shri Shiv Khori Shrine is a cherished tradition where devotees offer specially prepared food to Lord Shiva. This offering, known as "bhog," is a symbol of devotion and gratitude. The food is meticulously prepared with purity and sanctity, following traditional rituals to ensure it is fit for the divine offering. Once offered, the bhog is blessed and then distributed among the devotees as prasad, which is considered to be imbued with the blessings of Lord Shiva. Participating in the Bhog Arpan service allows devotees to express their reverence and thankfulness, seeking divine blessings for health, prosperity, and spiritual fulfillment. This service is a significant aspect of the worship at the shrine, enhancing the spiritual atmosphere and fostering a sense of communal harmony and shared devotion. Through Bhog Arpan, devotees experience a deeper connection with the divine, while also contributing to the temple's sacred activities and its preservation.

 

 

Aarti Darshan

Aarti Darshan at Shri Shiv Khori Shrine is a captivating and spiritually uplifting service that offers devotees the opportunity to witness the divine ritual of Aarti, a ceremonial worship involving the waving of lighted lamps before the deity. The Aarti, accompanied by melodious hymns and chants, is performed at specific times of a day, creating an atmosphere of devotion and reverence. During Aarti Darshan, the sanctum sanctorum is illuminated with the soft glow of oil lamps, and the fragrance of incense fills the air. Devotees gather to participate in this sacred ritual, singing along with the hymns and offering their prayers. The sight of the lit lamps being waved in circular motions before the idol of Lord Shiva is mesmerizing and fills the hearts of devotees with a profound sense of peace and devotion. Participating in Aarti Darshan is a deeply spiritual experience, allowing devotees to feel the presence of the divine and seek blessings for themselves and their loved ones. It is a moment of communal worship, where the collective prayers and chants create a powerful spiritual ambiance. The Aarti Darshan service at Shri Shiv Khori Shrine is a cherished ritual that enhances the devotional experience, drawing devotees closer to the divine grace of Lord Shiva.

 

 

Lagan Sampan Phera

Lagan Sampan Phera is a revered service at Shri Shiv Khori Shrine, designed for couples who wish to solemnize their wedding vows in the divine presence of Lord Shiva. This sacred ritual involves the traditional Hindu marriage rites, ensuring that the union is blessed by the divine and grounded in spiritual sanctity. During the Lagan Sampan Phera ceremony, the couple performs the sacred ritual of "Pheras" around a consecrated fire, symbolizing their commitment to each other and to the sacred vows of marriage. Each step taken around the fire signifies a specific vow, encompassing love, fidelity, mutual respect, and lifelong companionship. The ceremony is conducted by learned priests who chant Vedic mantras and guide the couple through the various rituals, ensuring that every aspect of the wedding is performed according to ancient traditions. The divine atmosphere of Shri Shiv Khori Shrine adds a unique spiritual dimension to the ceremony, making it an unforgettable and deeply meaningful experience for the couple and their families. Opting for Lagan Sampan Phera at Shri Shiv Khori Shrine not only imbues the wedding with divine blessings but also creates a profound connection to the spiritual heritage of Hindu marriage traditions. It is an auspicious start to a new chapter in the couple's life, blessed by the grace and protection of Lord Shiva.

 

 

Picnic Spots
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Sulla Park

This place is situated near Reasi on the bank of small river as Anji. There is beautiful park and a ShivKund. People visit this place to have a picnic especially during hot season. Light vehicles are available either from Reasi or Katra.

 

 

 

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Kalka Mandir

Kalka Mandir, A temple of Maha Kali is located on a hillock just 200 meter above from bus stand, Reasi. One has to traverse 200 meters distance on foot to reach this temple. Thousands of devotees irrespective of caste, creed or colour visit this temple throughout the year to seek blessings of Kalka Mata.

 

 

 

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Siar Baba

Siar Bab is situated at the bank of river of Chenab near Talwara about 6 km away from Reasi. It is a very good picturesque because of natural water fall from the hill.  Thousands of people from Reasi and other places visit this place to get the blessings of Siar Baba and huge rush of people is witnessed during hot season. Mini Buses and light vehicles are available frorn Reasi to reach here.

 

 

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Salal Hydro Project

Salal Hydro Electric Dam is situated about 20 kms away from Reasi on Reasi Thanpal road.. This project is the biggest electric project so far in Jamrnu & Kashmir state and over 345 MW electric power is being generated from this project. This place has become also a picnic spot because of big lake on the river Chenab. Buses, Metadoors and light vehicles are available from Reasi.

Historical Places
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Bhim Garh Fort

The Bhimgarh fort is located in on a hillock in Reasi Town on the bank of river Anji. The fort was built by the famous Dogra General, Zorawar Singh, who repelled the Chinese from Ladakh. The fort has a commanding view of Reasi town. The fort was in a state of total neglect before 1988. In the year 1988, the then  Governor decided  to take up its   beautification out of Vaishno Devi Shrine Board funds to make it a picnic spot for the pilgrims of Vaishno Devi. Since then the fort has acquired a new  look with many people visiting it