Karva Chauth Puja is observed by married women fasting from sunrise to moonrise for their husband's long life and wellbeing, marked by prayers and the traditional moon-sighting ritual.
90 min Physical Ekadashi & Vrat Pujas
Why perform Karva Chauth Puja?
Seeks long life and wellbeing for the husband
Strengthens the marital bond through shared devotion
Celebrated as a cherished cultural and spiritual tradition
When should Karva Chauth Puja be performed?
Observed on Karva Chauth, four days after the full moon in the Kartik month (typically October-November).
How is Karva Chauth Puja performed?
Sargi & Sankalp
The fast begins before sunrise with a Sargi meal, followed by the vow for the day's fast.
Day-long Fast
A strict fast without food or water is observed through the day.
Karva Chauth Katha
Women gather in the evening to listen to the Karva Chauth story.
Moon Sighting
The fast is broken after sighting the moon, typically with the husband offering the first sip of water.
Items needed (Samagri)
A karva (small pot) for the puja
A sieve for viewing the moon
Sweets, flowers, and traditional puja items
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Karva Chauth be observed without water the entire day?
Traditionally yes, it's one of the stricter fasts, though individual health circumstances should always take priority — consult a doctor if needed.
What if the moon isn't visible due to clouds?
Many follow the official moonrise time published for their city and break the fast accordingly.
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