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Festival guide · Hanuman Janmotsav
Hanuman Jayanti celebrates the birth of Hanuman, the devoted servant of Rama. Devotees visit temples at dawn, recite the Hanuman Chalisa and Sundarkand, and offer sindoor mixed with jasmine oil.
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Jasmine, Chandan and Rose are classic choices for Hanuman Jayanti. Jasmine has a special place in Hanuman worship: sindoor is traditionally offered mixed with chameli (jasmine) oil. A jasmine or sandalwood incense suits the day's recitations.

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Chaitra Purnima in most of north India, usually March or April. Some regions observe it on other dates, such as the Telugu states in Vaishakha and Tamil Nadu in Margazhi.
Jasmine has a special place in Hanuman worship: sindoor is traditionally offered mixed with chameli (jasmine) oil. A jasmine or sandalwood incense suits the day's recitations.
Temple packs suit households and mandirs reciting the Sundarkand through the day.
Orders leave our Hyderabad workshop within 48 hours and typically arrive in 3–5 working days in metro cities and 4–7 elsewhere, so order a week ahead of the festival.
Sindoor mixed with jasmine oil, red flowers, boondi or laddus, and a lamp and incense.
Regional calendars differ: most of north India celebrates on Chaitra Purnima, while the Telugu states and Tamil Nadu follow other dates.
Jasmine is traditional because of the chameli oil offered with sindoor; sandalwood is also widely used.
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