Mahashivratri 2024: Date and time, 8 March

Mahashivratri 2024: Date and time Mahashivratri will be celebrated on 8 March.

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Mahashivratri 2024: Puja time Chaturdashi Tithi begins at 09:57 pm on 8 March

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Chaturdashi Tithi ends at 06:17 pm on 9 March. Nishita Kaal Puja is 2:07 am to 12:56 am on 9 March

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And, Shivaratri Parana time is between 06:37 am to 03:29 am

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Mahashivratri 2024: Things you can offer to Lord Shiva

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One can offer 'bbel patra, dhatura flower, curd, ghee, sandalwood' to Lord Shiva. Additionally, sweets made with milk and its products like barfi, peda, and payasam/kheer can also be offered to the almighty on this day.

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