Why people go here
Incredible India describes Chandod as a place where Hindus come to perform the final rites of their departed loved ones, at the meeting of the Narmada, Orsang and Gupt Saraswati rivers.
This association comes from reputable secondary sources; the temple's own pages do not state it. Treat it as a well-known local tradition rather than a classical prescription.
The deity and the place
- Presiding deity
- The confluence of the Narmada, Orsang and Gupt Saraswati
- Location
- Chandod, Dabhoi taluka, Gujarat
Poojas traditionally offered
The sources name no rite specific to this place.
Related pooja: Pitra-paksh-shraddha
Traditional days
Rites for Pitra dosha are traditionally done on Amavasya.
Next good days
- Mon, 9 Nov 2026
- Tue, 8 Dec 2026
- Thu, 7 Jan 2027
From the panchang for New Delhi; the day can differ by one elsewhere in India.
Other options across India
Listed across regions so you can choose one within reach - there is no single right place.
Before you go
- Timings, dress rules and any bookings are set by the temple - check its official page before you go.
- Photography rules differ from temple to temple; follow the signs and the staff inside.
Official website
Timings, dress rules, bookings and any fees are set by the temple and change - its official site has the current details.
Common questions
- What is Chandod visited for?
- Reputable secondary sources describe it as a place visited for Pitra dosha.
- Which pooja is done at Chandod?
- The sources name no rite specific to this place; the related pooja is Pitra-paksh-shraddha.
- What is the traditional day to visit Chandod?
- Rites for Pitra dosha are traditionally done on Amavasya.
- What are the darshan timings at Chandod?
- Timings change with the season and festivals, so this guide does not list them. Check the temple's official website before you go.
- Where else in India can I go?
- Other options: Brahma Kapal, Badrinath (Uttarakhand), Trimbakeshwar (Maharashtra) and Gaya (Bihar).
Facts checked on 1 Nov 2026 against temple-trust, state endowments and tourism department pages.
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