Observational Note
While the temple maintains a consistent schedule, timings may adjust subtly during celestial events or major festivals. We recommend arriving early to find a peaceful space for your prayers.
Daily Liturgy
Mangala Aarti
The first worship of the day, evoking divine blessings at the break of dawn.
Best Time: Recommended for peaceful contemplationMorning Darshan
Extended morning viewing period for devotees. A time for personal prayer.
Best Time: Generally less crowded before 9:00 AMMorning Puja
Early morning ritual offerings and ceremonial prayers.
Best Time: 7:15 AM arrival suggestedBalya Bhog
Morning offerings symbolizing the Lord's childhood meals.
Best Time: 8:45 AM arrival suggestedAnna Bhog
Principal noon offering where cooked rice is presented to the Lord.
Best Time: 12:15 PM arrival suggestedAfternoon Darshan
Afternoon viewing period as the temple reopens for evening service.
Best Time: Evenings are vibrant and energeticBaikali Bhog
Afternoon offerings for the Lord's comfort.
Best Time: 4:15 PM arrival suggestedEvening Aarti
The most visual and musical ceremony with lamps and traditional songs.
Best Time: 6:00 PM arrival recommendedShital Bhog
Evening meal offering following the day's rituals.
Best Time: 6:45 PM arrival suggestedShayan Aarti
The final prayer as the Lord enters into divine rest.
Best Time: 8:30 PM arrival suggestedSacred Calendar
Sundays & Holidays
5:00 AM to 9:30 PMExtended hours to accommodate the increased flow of devotees.
Purnima (Full Moon)
6:00 AM to 10:00 PMAuspicious rituals and extended darshan periods.
Festival Days
Varies per ObservanceContinuous worship periods during major celebrations like Rath Yatra.
Special Puja Inquiries
Devotees wishing to sponsor specific rituals such as Rudrabhisheka, Archana, or personal fire rituals may contact the temple office directly. Our priests are available to guide you through the preparations.
+91 98367 62826
Guidelines for Devotees
Remove footwear before entering the sanctum steps.
Observe silence within the inner prayer halls.
Dress in modest, clean traditional attire if possible.
Photography is restricted inside the central shrine.
Mobile phones should remain silent or powered off.
Acceptance of Prasad should be done with the right hand.