Comprehensive Schedule of Aartis at Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir
Participating in the divine Aarti of Ram Lalla at the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir is a sublime spiritual milestone. The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust conducts five daily aartis to honor the deity:
- Mangala Aarti (04:30 AM): Awakening of the deity. Devotees witness the first darshan of the dawn. Highly auspicious and serene.
- Shringar Aarti (06:30 AM): Adornment ritual where Ram Lalla is dressed in sacred pitambar silk garments, gold ornaments, and fresh floral garlands.
- Bhog Aarti (12:00 PM): Offering of pure satvik midday culinary preparations (Mahaprasad) to the deity.
- Sandhya Aarti (07:30 PM): Grand evening light offering with sacred conch blowing, bells, and Vedic hymns.
- Shayan Aarti (10:00 PM): Night retirement ritual before the sanctum sanctorum doors close.
How to Secure Aarti Passes: Online & Offline Verification
Because sanctum capacity is strictly controlled for security and decorum, attending any Aarti requires an official pass issued by the Teerth Kshetra Trust:
- Official Trust Website: Passes can be requested in advance through the official temple portal using Aadhaar card details and mobile OTP authentication.
- Camp Office Counter: Devotees present in Ayodhya can visit the Pilgrim Facilitation Centre (PFC) near the temple entrance for same-day physical verification, subject to daily quotas.
- Reporting Time: Pass holders must report to the designated security gate at least 30 to 45 minutes prior to the scheduled aarti time with valid government-issued photo ID.
Ground Recommendations from Ayodhya DMC
Electronic gadgets, leather accessories, and smartwatches must be deposited at the free locker kiosks before entering the queue. For senior citizens or families booked through our agency partners, our team ensures punctual vehicle staging right at the outer drop-off cordon.