Chadawa refers to devotional offerings made to Baba Shyam as a symbol of love, gratitude, and surrender. It typically includes food items, clothes, flowers, and symbolic gifts like a silver horse or crown.

A traditional Khatu Shyam Chadawa may include: Coconut with sindoor Silver horse or crown (mukut) Flower garlands (rose & marigold) Dry fruits, sweets (churma, makhan mishri, kheer) Fruits (banana, apple, pomegranate) Turban cloth (saffron/yellow pag) Beautifully embroidered poshak (dress for Baba) Incense sticks, sandalwood paste, and “Jai Shree Shyam” flag

While any day with devotion is accepted, Ekadashi, Thursday, and Saturday are considered highly auspicious. Special offerings are also made during Phalgun Mela and Baba Shyam Janmotsav.

Yes. You can offer Chadawa for the health, success, or peace of a family member, friend, or even as a prayer for world peace.

Yes. After your Chadawa is offered, we will send a digital certificate of offering to your WhatsApp number as confirmation and blessing.

Offering Chadawa is believed to bring blessings, peace, prosperity, and divine protection. Devotees often receive solutions to problems and fulfillment of their heartfelt desires.

No. While physical presence is auspicious, Chadawa can also be offered remotely through online services, where local pandits offer your Chadawa at the temple on your behalf.

Offering Chadawa helps: Fulfill desires and remove obstacles Gain financial prosperity Attain mental peace and emotional balance Receive divine protection and grace Deepen spiritual connection with Baba Shyam

There is no fixed rule. Many devotees offer Chadawa monthly, on birthdays, anniversaries, or special occasions. Some also pledge offerings upon wish fulfillment.