Worship of Lord Hanuman, symbol of devotion, strength and courage, traditionally performed on Tuesdays, Saturdays and Hanuman Jayanti.
Lord Hanuman
Hanuman Chalisa Path
Recitation of the Hanuman Chalisa, often 11, 21 or 108 times, with puja and aarti, traditionally offered on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

Overview
What is Hanuman Chalisa Path?
The Hanuman Chalisa is a forty verse hymn by Goswami Tulsidas in praise of Lord Hanuman. A Hanuman Chalisa Path is an organised recitation, commonly 11, 21 or 108 times, led by a Pandit with the family joining in.
The path usually begins with Ganesh puja and sankalp, followed by Hanuman puja with sindoor, chameli oil, flowers and bhog, then the recitation, Bajrang Baan where desired, and aarti.
It is a simple and joyful path that families arrange at home, in offices or as a community programme, especially on Tuesdays, Saturdays and Hanuman Jayanti.
सर्वमङ्गलमाङ्गल्ये शिवे सर्वार्थसाधिके।
शरण्ये त्र्यम्बके गौरि नारायणि नमोऽस्तु ते॥
Sarvamaṅgalamāṅgalye śive sarvārthasādhike, śaraṇye tryambake gauri nārāyaṇi namo'stu te.
Significance
Lord Hanuman is revered for strength, courage, humility and devotion to Shri Ram. The Chalisa is one of the most widely recited hymns in Hindu homes.
Tulsidas is associated with Varanasi, where the Sankat Mochan Hanuman temple is traditionally linked with him. A path led by Pandits from Kashi carries special meaning for many families.
Who performs it
- Devotees of Lord Hanuman
- Families seeking courage and strength during a difficult period
- Students and professionals before exams or new responsibilities
- Communities and offices arranging a group path
When to perform
- On Tuesdays and Saturdays
- On Hanuman Jayanti
- Before a journey, exam or new beginning
- On a muhurat suggested by the Pandit
Traditionally associated with
- Traditionally associated with courage and freedom from fear
- Devotees seek strength, focus and protection
- Regarded as a simple and uplifting family path
- Brings everyone together in shared recitation
These are traditional beliefs associated with the ritual. Pujas are acts of devotion and are not a substitute for medical, financial or professional advice.
How the puja is performed
- 1
Ganesh puja and sankalp
The Pandit takes the sankalp with your name, gotra and intention.
- 2
Hanuman puja
Lord Hanuman is worshipped with sindoor, chameli oil, flowers and bhog.
- 3
Chalisa recitation
The Hanuman Chalisa is recited the chosen number of times, led by the Pandit.
- 4
Aarti
The path concludes with Hanuman aarti and Ram stuti.
- 5
Prasad
Boondi, laddoo or other prasad is shared with family and guests.
The exact vidhi varies by region and family tradition, your Pandit will follow your customs.
Samagri (puja materials)
- Image or idol of Lord Hanuman
- Sindoor and chameli oil
- Red flowers and garlands
- Ghee diya, incense and camphor
- Boondi, laddoo or gud chana for bhog
- Tulsi leaves
- Red cloth or chola, as per custom
Samagri can be arranged on request. We'll share a list suited to your vidhi before the day.
What's included
Usually included
- Experienced Pandit(s) or kathavachak for the path
- Sankalp in your name, gotra and family details
- Guidance on setting up the space, timing and preparation
- Vidhi, recitation and aarti as per tradition
- Samagri can be arranged on request
Not included
- Samagri, flowers and prasad, unless arranged on request
- Musicians, sound system or tent, unless arranged separately
- Venue or hall charges, where a venue is needed
- Travel and stay for Pandits for multi day events outside the service area
- Dakshina, where customs vary and are discussed openly
Duration: 1 to 3 hours, depending on the number of recitations. Inclusions are confirmed for your booking on WhatsApp.
In-person puja
A Pandit performs the ritual at your home, office or chosen venue in Varanasi or Hyderabad. We help with muhurat, samagri and preparation.
Online puja
- · Share your name, gotra and the number of recitations on WhatsApp
- · The Pandit performs the path with sankalp in your name
- · Join by video call and recite along from home
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Hanuman Chalisa Path across regions
The same ritual goes by different names in different traditions. Whichever name your family uses, we can help.
- Hanuman Chalisa Path
- Hindi
- Hanuman Chalisa Paath
- Hindi
- Hanuman Chalisa Parayanam
- Telugu
- Hanuman Chalisa Pathan
- Marathi
- Hanuman Chalisa Parayana
- Kannada
- Hanuman Chaalisa Path
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Hanuman Chalisa Path FAQs
How many times is the Chalisa recited?
Common choices are 11, 21 and 108 recitations. The Pandit can suggest a number based on your time and intention.
How is this different from Sundarkand Path?
Sundarkand is a full chapter of the Ramcharitmanas and takes a few hours. The Hanuman Chalisa is a shorter hymn, often recited many times in one sitting.
How much does Hanuman Chalisa Path cost?
It depends on the number of recitations, Pandits, samagri and location. Share your details on WhatsApp for a quote.
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