Darshan Timings
Darshan and aarti timings for major temples — morning open, madhyanha bhog, evening aarti, shayan bhog and special abhishekam windows.
Step by step
- 1Search the temple by name or city.
- 2See today's darshan windows and next aarti countdown.
- 3Note special day changes (Ekadashi, Purnima, festivals).
- 4Bookmark for repeat visits.
Why devotees love this
- One-glance daily aarti schedule for major temples.
- Countdown to the next aarti/bhog.
- Highlights festival-day shifts in timing.
- Free and updated regularly.
When people use Darshan Timings
- 1Planning a temple visit around aarti time.
- 2Coordinating group darshan for elderly family members.
- 3Choosing a bhog time for offering.
- 4Timing a visit to avoid the mid-day break.
Avoid these
- Reaching during the daily mangala break (many temples close 12–4 PM).
- Missing the special abhishekam window on Somvar or Pradosh.
- Ignoring festival timing changes.
- Wearing footwear beyond the outer prakara.
Independently validated
Timings sourced from temple boards and cross-checked with pilgrim reports.
Your data stays with you
No data collected; bookmarks stored locally.
Frequently asked questions
Yes — Shivaratri, Janmashtami, Navratri and temple-founding days shift schedules significantly.
Prasad distribution usually starts 15–30 minutes after the aarti ends.
Yes at most large temples — sponsored slots have their own timing shown separately.
Marked separately where available (TTD, Shirdi, Vaishno Devi).
A few temples (Kashi Vishwanath, Somnath) have late-night sessions listed.
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