Offering guide
Tu Di Gong Offerings
A guide to local earth-god offerings for home, land, business, and regular altar practice.
Direct answer
Tu Di Gong offerings often include tea, fruit, and simple food where customary. Local and family practice varies strongly, so household instructions matter.
What to prepare
- Tea
- Fruit
- Simple food where customary
- Household or land gratitude
Avoid
- Changing altar order without family agreement
- Unsafe candles or incense
- Assuming every region uses the same offerings
Timing
- Tu Di Gong Birthday
- First and fifteenth lunar days
- Business or household gratitude days
FAQ
What food is offered to Tu Di Gong?
It varies by family and region. Tea, fruit, and simple food are common starting points.
Can Tu Di Gong offerings be done at home?
Yes, if your household has that practice. Follow the household altar order and safety rules.