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Grand Govardhan Pooja (Annakut) at Dwarkadhish Temple

Celebrate the divine Annakut Mahotsav and seek blessings of Lord Dwarkadhish for health, wealth, and prosperity.

Dwarkadhish Temple

Fri - Jan 09, 2026

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The Grand Govardhan Puja, popular as Annakut Utsav, is one of the most grand and sacred festivals celebrated at the legendary Jagat Mandir (Dwarkadhish Temple) in Dwarka, Gujarat.

Observed on the day following Diwali (Kartik Shukla Pratipada), this festival commemorates Lord Krishna lifting the sacred Govardhan Hill to protect the people and cattle of Braj from torrential rains.

On this divine occasion, the main sanctum of Lord Dwarkadhish is adorned with exquisite Shringar, and a magnificent "Mountain of Food" (Annakut)—comprising 56 or more varieties (Chappan Bhog) of vegetarian delicacies, traditional Gujarati farsan, and sweets—is presented before the Lord as an offering of immense gratitude and devotion.

Benefits

Attracts continuous prosperity, financial stability, and abundance of food (Ann-Dhan) into the family. Grants divine protection of Lord Dwarkadhish against life’s hardships, negativity, and calamities. Cleanses accumulated sins and invokes deep spiritual energy, harmony, and peace in the household. Fosters unity, gratitude towards nature, and cosmic blessings for overall well-being and success.

Packages

🙍 1 Person

Individual Pooja

₹ 901

🙍 2 Person

Partner Pooja

₹ 1501

🙍 4 Person

Family Pooja

₹ 2001

🙍 6 Person

Joint Family Pooja

₹ 3001

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Frequently Asked Questions

Annakut translates to a "mountain of food." It commemorates Lord Krishna's divine act of lifting Mount Govardhan on His finger to shield His devotees. Offering Annakut symbolizes surrendering one's ego, expressing deep gratitude for nature's sustenance, and seeking Lord Krishna's eternal protection.

On Annakut, Lord Dwarkadhish is adorned in vibrant festive attire and jewelry. Priests prepare and arrange a massive feast containing scores of freshly prepared sweet and savory dishes before the deity. Special Aarti and devotional kirtans are conducted, followed by the distribution of sanctified Mahaprasad to thousands of visiting devotees.

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