
Annual Bhandara
The temple's biggest day: a community feast with Bhagwat Katha, Satsang, and Ramayana recitation, drawing thousands of devotees from the surrounding villages.

The temple's biggest day: a community feast with Bhagwat Katha, Satsang, and Ramayana recitation, drawing thousands of devotees from the surrounding villages.

Devotees keep vigil through the night, with abhishekam repeated across all four praharas and the temple open well past its usual hours.

Every Monday through Shravan draws a bigger crowd than usual, with devotees queuing from early morning for a simple jal and bel patra offering.

A short evening pooja marks Trayodashi as the day's fast ends, timed to the traditional pradosh kaal just after sunset.

Diyas are lit around the temple courtyard in the evening, a practice common to Kartik Purnima at Shiva temples.
Sponsorships for the Bhandara, abhishekam, and festival decorations go directly toward that day's celebration at the temple.
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