Govardhan Puja Samagri List: Every year, Govardhan Puja is performed on the Pratipada Tithi of the Shukla Paksha (bright fortnight) of Kartik month. This time, this auspicious date is on Wednesday, October 22nd. Govardhan Puja is celebrated the day after Diwali every year, but this time, due to the Amavasya Tithi being on two days, Govardhan Puja is being celebrated on Wednesday. Govardhan Puja is also known as Annakoot festival, and on this day, Lord Krishna's worship of Govardhan mountain is remembered. The festival of Govardhan Puja is directly connected to nature; by performing Govardhan Puja on this day, people express their gratitude to nature. To ensure that there is no shortage of anything during Govardhan Puja, we have prepared a list of puja materials for you. Let's explore the Govardhan Puja Materials List…

Govardhan Puja Materials List (Govardhan Puja Materials List 2025)
Main Puja Materials
Cow dung – to create the shape of Govardhan Mountain
Earthen lamp (diya) – for worship and diya offerings
Ghee – for lighting lamps and for use in havan (fire sacrifice).
Cotton or wick – for the lamp.
Gangajal or pure water – for sprinkling and sipping water.
Mango leaves – for decorating the Kalash.
Coconut – to place on the Kalash.
Betel nut (supari) – for the Kalash and in the puja.
Coins or currency – as a symbol of Lakshmi.

Annakut and Bhog Materials
Rice (raw)
Wheat
Milk
Curd
Ghee
Jaggery
Mishri
Fruits (banana, apple, pomegranate)
Dried fruits (cashews, almonds, raisins)
Sweets – laddus, pedas, kheer, etc.
56 Bhog Materials (prepare as many items as possible) (Do it yourself)

Materials for Govardhan Puja
Red cloth – to spread at the place of worship
Panchamrit (a mixture of milk, curd, ghee, honey, and sugar)
Camphor – for use in Aarti
Incense sticks/dhoop sticks
Flowers – especially marigold flowers
Garland
Tulsi leaves – for offering to Lord Krishna
Roli, turmeric, rice (akshat)
Betel leaves and cloves – for Aarti and Puja
Ghanta or bell – to ring during Puja
Decoration and Deepdaan materials
Rangoli colors or flower petals
Small earthen or metal lamps (at least 21)
Deepdaan thali
Bandanwar (mango or Ashoka leaves) for wall or door decoration

Necessary items for Govardhan Puja
Cow dung, earthen lamp, ghee, wick, Ganga water, Kalash, betel nut, coins, flowers, Tulsi leaves, camphor, incense, sweets, fruits, rice, jaggery, milk, curd, betel leaf, Cloves, red cloth, and fodder for the cow are all the ingredients required to perform Govardhan Puja at home.

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