About
ॐ तुलस्यै नमः
Tulsi Vivah is a significant Sanatan observance centred on Tulsi. Devotees keep vows, worship, and give charity to purify daily life.
Origin
Both scripture and folk memory root Tulsi Vivah deeply. Tithi, katha, and the traditions of Shaligram give the day its meaning.
Why it is celebrated
The day is kept because Tulsi teaches duty, devotion, and balance. Families and communities express reverence together.
The katha
Puranic accounts linked to Tulsi Vivah speak through Tulsi of protecting dharma and protecting the devotee.
Stories & episodes
In Shaligram and beyond, folk stories of Tulsi Vivah are told across generations, keeping the festival alive.
Rituals & customs
Bathing and worship, mantra japa, fasting or fruit, lamp offerings, and traditional prasad linked to Tulsi.
Where it is celebrated
Especially Shaligram; also observed with devotion across India and in the diaspora.