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Shree Jagannath Mandir, Hauz Khas
Darshan Timings
Current schedule: November – February
Daily darshan
- Temple Opens 5:30 AM
- Mangal Aarti 6:15 AM
- Balabhoga & Aarti 9:00 AM
- Pahad (Rest) 1:30 PM – 4:00 PM
- Evening Aarti 6:00 PM
- Temple Closes 9:30 PM
Timings may change on festival days. See full daily timetable →
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From the Temple Blog
Stories, Festivals & Beshas
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Ganpati Bappa Morya
Vakratuṇḍa mahākāya sūryakoṭi samaprava |Nirvighnaṃ kuru me deva sarvakāryeṣu sarvadā || Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the eagerly awaited festivals…
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II Oṃ śrī kṛṣṇāya namaḥ II
Every time, when goodness is suppressed by evil, when people are subjected to atrocities, the cry for help is answered…
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Balabhadra Janma
The full moon day in the month of Sravana also known as ‘Sravana Purnima’ marks the birth anniversary of the…
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Shree Neelachala Seva Sangha Commends ISRO’s Monumental Success with Chandrayan 3 Moon Landing
Shree Neelachala Seva Sangha extends its heartfelt congratulations to the dedicated members of ISRO for the remarkable achievement of the…
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Chitalagi Amavasya
‘Amavasya’ or the new moon day is important in Hindu culture.There are twelve ‘Amavasya’ in a year. Every ‘Amavasya’ has…
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Happy Guru Purnima
गुकारस्त्वन्धकारस्तु रुकार स्तेज उच्यते ।अन्धकार निरोधत्वात् गुरुरित्यभिधीयते ॥ In Hindu culture, a ‘Guru’ is the person who is considered as…
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Discover the beshas (divine attires) of Lord Jagannath – each one tied to a festival and a story from Shree Mandir, Puri.
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Bana Bhoji Besha
Lord Jagannatha has been identified with Krishna and most of the rituals performed in Sreemandir is related to Krishna Leela…
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Suna Besha
The Suna Besha is also known as the Raja Besha or the Rajarajeshwara Besha. The name is derived from two…
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Tahiya Lagi Besha
The Tahiya Lagi Besha is performed during the Rath Yatra festival. Tahiya is a floral crown, shaped like a betel…
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Naba Joubana Besha
After Snana (bathing) ceremony conducted on Snana Purnima, all the three deities fall ill and are taken to Anasara Ghara…
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Gajanan Besha
The Gajanan Besha, also known as ‘Hati Besha’ is adorned by the deities on the occasion of ‘Devasnana Purnima’, where…
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Chandan Lagi Besha
This Besha of the deities are done in the month of Baisakha and Jyestha starting with Akshaya Tritiya. It is…
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Moments, rituals and stories from the Rath Yatra celebrations at Hauz Khas.
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NILADRI BIJE
Niladri Bije is the last ritual of Rath Yatra that falls on the Asadha Shukla Paksha Trayodashi tithi. It is…
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Glimpses of Divinity
Suna Vesha Unveils Golden Adornments On Deities And Chariots Suna Vesha, meaning “Gold Attire,” is a ritual observed on the…
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Happy Suna Besha
The Suna Besha is observed on Asadha Shukla Paksha Ekadashi Tithi, a day after Bahuda Yatra (the return journey of…
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Bahuda Yatra – The return journey of the three deities
After a seven day stay at the Gundicha Temple, it is time for Lord Jagannath, his brother Balabhadra and sister…
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“Navami Sandhya Darshan”
nīlādro darśanaṃ sahastrāni āḍapa maṃḍapaḥ dīneje pāsayaṃtī jagannātha mukti tesāṁgaṃ sancayaḥ । The Navami Sandhya Darshan is considered one of…
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Hera Panchami
The Rath Yatra festival is one of the oldest and most popular yatra celebrated in Odisha every year. Devotees throng…
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