Questions from Devotees

The temple opens at 5:00 AM with Mangala aarti and closes at 9:00 PM after Shayan aarti. The sanctum is closed for rest from 12:30 PM to 4:00 PM. See the Darshan page for the full schedule.

We request modest, traditional attire. Shorts, sleeveless tops and short skirts are not permitted in the sanctum. Stoles are available at the entrance free of charge.

Photography is allowed in the courtyard and gardens. Photography and video of the main sanctum are not permitted out of respect for the deity.

You can book online through the Pujas & Sevas page, call the temple office, or visit the seva counter near the main gate. Online bookings receive confirmation on WhatsApp.

Yes. Pandits take the sankalp with your name, gotra and nakshatra. Prasadam can be couriered to you within India and a video of the puja is shared.

Absolutely. We welcome volunteers for the kitchen, festivals, cleaning, education and digital seva. Register on the Volunteer page.

Donations to the temple trust are eligible for deduction under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act. A receipt is issued for every donation.

Donations support daily worship, annadanam, festival celebrations, temple maintenance, gaushala and our education programmes. Annual reports are available at the office.

Yes. Free parking is available beside the temple. Ramps and wheelchairs are available at the main gate; volunteers can assist elderly devotees.

A limited number of rooms are available at the temple dharamshala on a first-come basis. Please call the office at least a week in advance.

Phones are allowed but must be on silent. Free locker facilities are available at the entrance for those who prefer to leave them.