Sani Trayodasi 2021 Dates and Timings, Pooja procedure
Pooja Ticket cost: Rs.200 to Rs.516
Preferable Dress Code
Male: Wearing Black Pancha/ Dhoti is advisable. Not to wear Shirt or Vest during the Pooja.
Female: Saree with blouse/ Punjabi Dress with Dupatta / Chudidhar with Dupatta/ Half Saree
The crowd will be high on Sani Trayodasi date. Most of the Shani Bhagawan temples will be crowded.
Sani Trayodasi 2021 Dates
| Month | Date | – | 
| Apr | 24 Apr 2021 | Before Pournami | 
| May | 14 May 2021 | Before Pournami | 
| – | 28 May 2021 | Before Amavasya | 
| Sep | 4 Sep 2021 | Before Amavasya | 
| – | 18 Sep 2021 | Before Pournami | 
| Oct | 22 Oct 2021 | Before Amavasya | 
| Nov | 5 Nov 2021 | Before Pournami | 
| Jan | 15 Jan 2022 | Before Pournami | 
Sani Trayodasi Pooja Procedure
- The devotee can perform Thailabhishekam or Ekadasa Rudrabhishekam for better results.
- Offering black clothes or donating Sesame seeds are advisable.
- performing Thailabhishekam on Masa Sivaratri days is also advisable
Masa Sivaratri 2021 Dates
| Month | Date | 
| Jan 2021 | 11 Jan | 
| Feb 2021 | 10 Feb | 
| – | 11 Feb | 
| Apr 2021 | 10 Apr | 
| May 2021 | 09 May | 
| Jun 2021 | 08 Jun | 
| Jul 2021 | 08 Jul | 
| Aug 2021 | 06 Aug | 
| Sep 2021 | 05 Sep | 
| Oct 2021 | 4 Oct | 
| Nov 2021 | 3 Nov | 
| Dec 2021 | 2 Dec | 
Sani Trayodasi Pooja benefits
- Reduces the malefic effects of Shani Graha
- Mental peace
- Business growth
- Career growth
- Removes obstacles in judicial cases
- Family wellbeing
Sani Trayodasi Day Pooja Instructions
- Getting early before sunrise is advisable
- Must take head bath and visit the nearby temple to perform Thailabhishekam
- Donate sesame seeds to the priest over there
- Please perform Pooja while on fasting for good results
- Chant Beeja Mantra or sloka for 108 or 1000 times
- Light meal for the dinner is advisable after sunset
- Preferable Dress Colour Indigo (Neel or Jambukee or Neeli Rangu), if not available then go for black colour.
 Our Sanskriti & Gyan Temples Pooja, Darshan, and Timings
Our Sanskriti & Gyan Temples Pooja, Darshan, and Timings