Tarpan Vedi

• Sacred river in Gaya Ji where Tarpan is most commonly performed

• Believed to carry the offerings directly to ancestors

• Most important water source for Pitru Paksha rituals

• Holy water tank near Vishnupad used for Tarpan and purification

• Associated with Lord Brahma's creation rituals

• Powerful site for ancestral peace

• Connected to Goddess Sita's presence in Gaya Ji

• Devotees offer water and Tarpan here for blessings

• Sacred to both Lord Ram and Goddess Sita devotees

• Named after Lord Ram who performed Pinddaan here

• Used for Tarpan and bathing before rituals

• Blessed by Lord Ram's divine presence

• Ritual site where Tarpan is done using milk

• Symbolizes pure offerings for peace of ancestors

• Special significance during specific rituals

• Historic Tarpan site near old religious settlements

• Known for rituals during Pitru Paksha

• Traditional significance in Gaya Ji

• Water-based Tarpan site for feeding ancestors in bird form

• Offerings made here attract symbolic crows

• Essential post-Pinddaan ritual site

• Sacred symbolic river believed to help souls cross to moksha

• Tarpan done here with prayers for liberation

• Bridge between earthly and spiritual realms

• Holy footprint site also used for Tarpan

• Believed to carry divine vibrations for effective offerings

• Multi-purpose sacred site