A few words about
Temple Activities and Seva
Seva and rituals
The Shree Ram Temple is devoted to preserving sacred rituals, daily seva, and timeless traditions that have been followed for years.
The Shree Ram Temple stands as a symbol of faith, unity, and devotion, welcoming millions of devotees throughout the year to experience its sacred traditions.
Morning Awakening (Pre-dawn to Early Morning)
- Mangala Aarti (4:30 AM): The first ritual to awaken Lord Ram Lalla.
- Abhishek & Shringar (4:40 AM – 6:30 AM): The deity is ritually bathed and adorned with new clothes and jewelry.
- Shringar/Jagaran Aarti (6:30 AM): Performed after the deity is fully dressed for the day.
- Morning Darshan (7:00 AM – 11:30 AM): General public entry for viewing the deity.
Midday Worship (Noon)
- Bhog Aarti (12:00 PM): A ceremony where food is offered to the Lord.
- Temple Break (12:30 PM – 2:00 PM): The sanctum remains closed for the deity’s Shayan (rest period).
Evening Prayer (Afternoon to Dusk)
- Afternoon Darshan (2:00 PM – 7:00 PM): The temple reopens for the second session of public visits.
- Sandhya Aarti (7:30 PM): An elaborate evening prayer with lamps and chanting
Night Rest (Late Evening)
- Shayan Aarti (9:30 PM): The final ritual performed before the Lord retires for the night.
- Temple Closing (10:00 PM): The gates close to the public until the next morning.
