Lord Shamaliya to be offered royal crown worth ₹6 crore on Tulsi Vivah
Shamlaji Vishnu Temple Trust has organised a grand celebration on November 21
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
6 November 2026, 5:12 pm · Updated 5:21 pm · 1 min read
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Preparations for the upcoming holy festivals have commenced at the world-renowned pilgrimage site of Shamlaji in Aravalli district. In a special press conference held by the Shamlaji Vishnu Temple Trust, details regarding the grand Tulsi Vivah to be held on November 21 were announced.
According to a report by Sandesh, on the occasion of Devutthi Ekadashi and Tulsi Vivah, Lord Shamaliya will be offered a grand and attractive crown valued at approximately ₹6 crore. This royal crown will be the main centre of attraction for the devotees. Thousands of devotees will witness this divine marriage, and a wonderful religious atmosphere will be seen in the temple.
On the occasion of Tulsi Vivah, the entire temple premises will be grandly illuminated. The process of erecting the mandap will be completed according to scriptural rituals. Along with this, special preparations have been made for the enthusiastic exchange of 'mameru' and the celebration of all wedding customs from both the groom's and bride's sides.
Along with Tulsi Vivah, the Trust has also organised a very grand fair for the upcoming Kartiki Purnima. It is expected that lakhs of devotees from Gujarat as well as neighbouring states will visit Shamlaji during these festivals.
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