Akshay Tritiya is observed on Vaishakha Shukla Tritiya and is revered as a day of akshaya, meaning merit and prosperity that do not diminish.

The festival is linked with Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi worship, and many traditions also honor Parashurama Jayanti on this tithi.

Households mark this day with prayer, charity, and positive beginnings such as savings, commitments, and long-term family plans.

Akshay Tritiya is considered one of the most auspicious days for initiating sattvic and dharmic actions.

Scriptural traditions associate this tithi with punya-generating practices like daan, japa, vrata, and seva.

Culturally, families use this day for mindful wealth decisions, gratitude, and disciplined planning for prosperity with values.

• Wake up early, bathe, and set a clean puja space for Vishnu-Lakshmi worship.
• Offer tulsi, flowers, sandalwood, fruits, and simple sattvic naivedya.
• Observe the sunrise period as the main puja window for Sankalpa and prayer.
• Perform daan such as anna-daan, jal-daan, vastra-daan, and support to those in need.
• Many families begin long-term savings, asset planning, or new ventures on this day.
• Read Vishnu Sahasranama, Gita verses, or devotional katha with family.
• Conclude with prasad distribution and prayers for stable prosperity with humility.

Common offerings and observances for Akshay Tritiya include:

• Tulsi leaves and flowers for Vishnu-Lakshmi puja
• Seasonal fruits, mishri, and simple sattvic prasad
• Rice, grains, and water for daan
• Clothes and essentials donated to the needy
• Ghee diya and incense during sunrise worship
• Family prayer for dharma, stability, and abundance