Pitrupaksha is a period of remembrance for ancestors. We help families understand the available rite, supported sacred site and practical next steps through personal, enquiry-based coordination.
The 2026 remembrance fortnight begins in 45 days. Family-specific timing and arrangements are confirmed personally.
Four clear steps, no prior knowledge required and no website payment.
Tell us what you know: the rite, preferred sacred site, family circumstances and approximate date. “Not sure” is a valid starting point.
The family details, questions and practical constraints are discussed personally by phone or WhatsApp.
The suitable next step, supported location and local arrangements are clarified before any offline commitment is made.
You receive the information needed to proceed personally. Submitting the website form does not create a booking or payment obligation.
These introductions explain common questions. Suitability and arrangements are confirmed personally for each family.
An introduction to the family offering commonly discussed for remembrance of ancestors. The location, participants and sequence are confirmed personally.
An introduction to the water offering made in remembrance of ancestors. A coordinator can discuss the family details, site and local practice.
A preliminary guide to Tripindi Shradh. Its suitability, preparation and available supported site require a personal conversation.
An introduction to annual remembrance on the relevant family date. The site, timing and arrangements are discussed personally.
Tell us the rite, family circumstances and preferred site. A coordinator will discuss the local arrangements and next steps personally.
Personal coordination for ancestral rites at the confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna and the traditionally remembered Saraswati.
Guidance and local coordination for Pind Daan and related ancestor rites at the Falgu and the Vishnupad area.
Local coordination for remembrance rites at Kashi’s ghats, with the precise site discussed during the enquiry.
Personal assistance for family rites by the Ganga, including guidance about the suitable ghat and timing.
Coordinator-led enquiries for ancestor rites in Ujjain, with the rite and local arrangements confirmed personally.
Enquiry-led coordination for remembrance rites by the Yamuna in Mathura, based on the family’s requirements.
Season-sensitive coordination for rites at Brahmakapal near Badrinath, subject to access and local conditions.
Personal coordination for family rites in Rameshwaram, with temple and seashore arrangements confirmed after enquiry.
Your enquiry is handled personally. We first understand the rite, place and family requirements; no website payment is requested.
Families have turned to the Pitrupaksha team for guidance and coordination across sacred sites in India.
How coordination worksOur coordinator network works with pandits across the eight supported sites. The suitable pandit is discussed for each enquiry.
Understand the networkThe approved aggregate reflects feedback from more than 400 families. Read the family experiences available on the site.
Read family feedbackA coordinator can help organise the practical questions before you decide: what your family knows, which supported place you are considering and what still needs confirmation from a qualified pandit.
Begin with place context, then connect the Falgu–Vishnupad landscape to the relevant rite introductions.
Explore this topic तिथिExplore the existing Blog library while treating current-year dates and family-specific timing as details that need verification.
Explore this topic श्राद्धUse the educational archive to understand terminology and questions—not as a substitute for family-specific guidance.
Explore this topicEverything about dates, procedures and participation. Send an enquiry for guidance specific to your family.
All FAQs →The website’s 2026 guide currently lists 26 September to 10 October, during Krishna Paksha of Bhadrapada. Lunar dates can vary by calendar and location, so confirm the relevant date for your family and sacred site before making plans.
Tell us where you are and how you hope to participate. Remote participation, language, live-call or recording arrangements depend on the rite, sacred site and availability, and are confirmed personally before you decide.
Our network includes 100+ pandits across eight supported sacred sites. A coordinator gathers the rite, site, language, date and family requirements, then confirms the proposed pandit and practical arrangements personally. You can ask questions before making a decision.
Names of up to three generations of ancestors, your gotra (if known), the tithi or date of passing for the Shradh, and a brief intention. Send an enquiry and our coordinator will guide you personally before anything is finalised.
The website is currently enquiry-only and does not collect online payments. A coordinator will first confirm the rite, date and arrangements with you personally.
Timing depends on the rite, family tradition and local practice. Dates shown on the website are general guidance, not a personal religious recommendation. A coordinator can help you prepare the question for an appropriate practitioner.
“Remember with care.
Ask questions before you decide.”
