On 26th June, offer Deepdaan at Kamakhya Temple during the Ambubachi Mela — a sacred event so rare and powerful, it happens just once a year. 🌑 Ambubachi isn’t a festival — it’s a cosmic pause. It’s believed that during these 3 days, Maa Kamakhya — the goddess of creation, fertility, and raw Shakti — undergoes her annual period. The temple shuts. No rituals, no darshan. Even nature stops. For 72 hours, the world holds its breath. Then, on the 4th day, the temple reopens — and with it, Shakti reawakens. It is said that any prayer or offering made during this window carries 100 times the energy, especially when done through Deepdaan. 🪔No matter where you are, your diya can still burn at Kamakhya — in your name, for your wish. Jai Maa Kamakhya. Jai Shakti. [accordion title=" "] [accordion-item title="Why Ambubachi Mela is special?"] Ambubachi happens only once a year — in June, during the monsoon. It’s believed Maa Kamakhya is on her period — the most natural, raw form of Shakti. The temple closes for 3 days. The world stops to let her rest.
On the 4th day, when the temple reopens, energy bursts out like a spiritual storm. People say — what you offer in this time manifests faster. [/accordion-item] [accordion-item title=" Why Deepdaan?"] 👶 Blessings for fertility & healthy childbirth – Seek Maa Kamakhya’s grace for starting or growing your family. 💑 Strengthen your bond – Her divine Shakti nurtures love, harmony, and emotional connection in marriage. 🪔 Light a diya, offer your prayer – When words fall short, your Chadhava says it all. ❤️ For those longing, healing, or hoping – Whether you're wishing for a child or peace at home, she listens. ✨ Because her power lies in silent prayers and heartfelt offerings. [/accordion-item] [accordion-item title="🛕 Why Kamakhya?"] Kamakhya Temple is one of the 4 main Shakti Peeths. According to legend, when Maa Sati's body was dismembered, her yoni (womb) fell on Nilachal Hill in Assam — and that sacred spot became Kamakhya. There’s no idol here. Devotees worship a naturally moist yoni-shaped rock, symbolizing Shakti in her rawest form — creation, fertility, and divine power. During Ambubachi, the temple shuts for 3 days as the Goddess is believed to menstruate. When it reopens, the entire hill is said to pulse with renewed Shakti. [/accordion-item] [accordion-item title="Prasad Box Contents"] Receive a Prasad box (if chosen) containing - Chunri, Maa Kamakhya’s image, Sindoor, Kalava, Panchmewa Prasad and Rakt Vastra (If Choosen) -- delivered directly to your home. [/accordion-item] [/accordion]