Tulsi Vivah and ₹6 crore golden crown at Shamlaji Temple on November 21
Lord Gadadhar Shamliya will be adorned with an artistic crown offered by a devotee
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
8 November 2026, 1:22 am · 1 min read
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Preparations have commenced at the renowned pilgrimage site of Shamlaji in Aravalli district for the upcoming festivals of Devutthi Ekadashi and Tulsi Vivah. According to a report by Sandesh, the details of these religious events were announced during a press conference organised by the Shamlaji Vishnu Temple Trust. According to the board of trustees, a grand Tulsi Vivah festival has been organised in the temple premises on November 21.
On this auspicious day, Lord Gadadhar Shamliya will be adorned with an artistic golden crown worth ₹6 crore, offered by a devotee. On this occasion, the entire temple complex will be decorated with colourful flowers and magnificent lighting. A marriage pavilion will be prepared according to scriptural rituals, where thousands of devotees will join from both the groom's and bride's sides to enhance the enthusiasm.
During the festival, preparations are being made for the 'mameru' and the welcome of the wedding procession, accompanied by traditional sounds of shehnai, drums, and devotional music. Additionally, important announcements were made during the press conference regarding the smooth organisation of the world-famous fair on the upcoming Kartiki Purnima. Leading trustees of the Trust were present to outline the entire programme.
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