đī¸ Shrinathji Temple Nathdwara - Timings & Rituals
Complete information about temple timings, daily schedule, special days, festivals, poojas, and rituals
âšī¸ Note: The information provided below is general information about the temple. We do not have real-time information regarding crowd levels and the time it takes for darshan at any given time. We will keep this information updated when we have access to it.
đ Temple Timings
â° Opening Hours
Varies by darshan: 5:30 AM â 10:00 PM (with breaks between sevas)
đ Darshan Timings
Eight daily darshans: Mangala (5:30 AM), Shringar (7:15 AM), Gwaal (10:30 AM), Rajbhog (11:30 AM), Utthapan (4:00 PM), Bhog (5:45 PM), Sandhya Aarti (6:30 PM), Shayan (8:45 PM). Timings vary by season. Temple closes between sevas.
đ° Entry Fee
Free (No entry fee). VIP darshan tickets available for faster access.
đ Parking
â Available
đ Daily Schedule & Rituals
Eight elaborate daily sevas with costume changes, abhishekam with panchamrit, offering of 56 bhog items (Chhappan Bhog), aarti ceremonies, kirtan sessions, and seasonal decorations
⨠Special Traditions
Eight daily sevas with complete costume and decoration changes, strict prohibition on photography of the deity, elaborate seasonal celebrations, tradition of Pichhwai paintings, offering of Chhappan Bhog (56 food items), and the unique incomplete idol showing only face and left arm
đŊī¸ Prasada Information
Traditional bhog prasadam including peda, laddu, makhan mishri, mohanbhog, panchamrit, seasonal fruits, and the famous Nathdwara pedas distributed to devotees
â Special Days
đ Major Festivals
đ Festival Dates
Janmashtami: August-September, Annakut: October-November (day after Diwali), Holi: February-March, Nand Mahotsav: August, Sharad Purnima: October, Diwali: October-November
đ Special Events
Elaborate Annakut celebration with 500+ food items offered, grand Holi celebrations with colors, seasonal seva changes, special decorations during festivals
đ¸ Seasonal Celebrations
Hindola (swing) seva during monsoon, Sharad Purnima celebrations with moonlight darshan, seasonal attire changes for the deity matching weather and festivals
đ Upcoming Events
Annual Temple Festival
FestivalGrand celebration with special poojas, cultural programs, and devotional activities.
Special Abhishekam
RitualMonthly special abhishekam ceremony with milk, honey, and other sacred offerings.
đī¸ Available Poojas & Rituals
đ Laksharchana
A special pooja performed with the chanting of the deity's name one lakh times, bringing peace, prosperity, and spiritual blessings.
Benefits:
Removes obstacles, brings prosperity, fulfills wishes, and grants divine blessings.
đī¸ Abhishekam
Sacred bathing ceremony of the deity with milk, honey, ghee, curd, and other pure substances, followed by special pooja.
Benefits:
Purifies the mind, removes negative energies, brings health and spiritual growth.
đ Special Darshan
Exclusive close darshan with special decorations, archana, and personalized blessings from the priests.
Benefits:
Personal connection with the deity, special blessings, and peaceful darshan experience.
đĨ Homa/Havan
Sacred fire ritual performed by qualified priests with chanting of mantras and offerings to the sacred fire.
Benefits:
Purifies the environment, removes obstacles, brings prosperity and spiritual upliftment.
Frequently Asked Questions
đ Quick Reference
đ Opening Hours
Varies by darshan: 5:30 AM â 10:00 PM (with breaks between sevas)
đ Darshan Timings
Eight daily darshans: Mangala (5:30 AM), Shringar (7:15 AM), Gwaal (10:30 AM), Rajbhog (11:30 AM), Utthapan (4:00 PM), Bhog (5:45 PM), Sandhya Aarti (6:30 PM), Shayan (8:45 PM). Timings vary by season. Temple closes between sevas.
đ° Entry Fee
Free (No entry fee). VIP darshan tickets available for faster access.
đ Parking
â Available
đ Location
Nathdwara, Rajasthan
đī¸ Primary Deity
Shrinathji (Lord Krishna)
đĄ Visiting Tips
- âĸ Visit early morning for peaceful darshan
- âĸ Book poojas in advance during festivals
- âĸ Follow temple dress code guidelines
- âĸ Keep mobile phones silent
- âĸ Respect temple customs and rituals