Asthi Visarjan is an important Hindu ritual performed after cremation, where the mortal remains (ashes) of the departed are immersed in a sacred river. Varanasi (Kashi) is considered one of the most auspicious places for Asthi Visarjan, and families from across India and abroad prefer Kashi for this final rite.
However, due to health concerns, distance, work commitments, or emergency situations, it may not always be possible to travel personally. In such cases, Asthi Visarjan through post in Varanasi is a practical and accepted option.
We assist families by performing Asthi Puja and immersion in the River Ganga on their behalf, strictly following traditional vidhi and with full transparency.
Varanasi, also known as Kashi, holds immense religious significance in Hindu tradition. It is believed that Asthi Visarjan performed here helps the departed soul attain peace and liberation. For centuries, families have travelled to Kashi to complete the final rites of their loved ones.
When personal travel is not possible, sending the asthi through courier ensures that the ritual is still completed at this sacred place, without delay.
You can send the asthi safely through Speed Post or a reliable courier service to the address below.
Shashank Mishra
A 10/32,
Prahlad Ghat,
Kashi,
Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
India – 221001
Please follow these steps carefully to ensure the ritual is performed correctly:
Write the full name of the deceased person along with their Gotra on a white paper.
Mention your name and contact number on the same paper.
Place this paper inside the courier along with the asthi.
Pack the asthi securely to avoid damage during transit.
If you are selecting Package 2 or Package 3, clearly write “Package #2” or “Package #3” on the top of the envelope.
After receiving the asthi in Varanasi, the following process is followed:
Asthi Puja is performed at the ghat as per proper vidhi
The ashes are immersed in the middle of the River Ganga using a boat
If chosen, Pind Daan and Gau Daan rituals are also performed
After completion, photographs and videos of the rituals are shared with the family as confirmation