Devotee Guidelines
To maintain the sanctity and spiritual atmosphere of the temple, we request all devotees to adhere to the following guidelines.
Dress Code
The temple is a sacred place of worship. We kindly request all visitors to wear modest clothing that covers shoulders and knees.
Allowed
- Traditional Indian Attire (Saree, Kurta, Dhoti)
- Long Pants / Trousers / Jeans
- Long Skirts / Dresses
- Shirts / T-shirts with sleeves
Not Allowed
- Shorts / Mini Skirts
- Sleeveless Tops / Tank Tops
- Ripped Jeans
- Beachwear / Activewear
Footwear
Footwear strictly prohibited inside the temple hall. Please leave your shoes on the designated shoe racks located at the entrance. Socks are permitted inside.
Photography & Video
Photography and videography are strictly prohibited inside the main sanctum (near the deities). You may take photos in the outer corridors and temple grounds.
Silence & Mobile Phones
Please maintain silence inside the prayer hall. Switch off your mobile phones or keep them on silent mode to avoid disturbing other devotees meditating or praying.
Food & Prasadam
Outside cooked food is generally not permitted to be offered to the deity unless approved. Please consume prasadam only in the designated dining area, not in the main prayer hall.
Children
Children are welcome! However, parents are requested to supervise them at all times. Please ensure they do not run around in the prayer hall or disturb religious proceedings.
Cleanliness
Help us keep the temple clean. Please dispose of trash in designated bins. Do not leave flowers, fruits, or wrappers inside the temple hall.
Right to Admission
The Temple Management reserves the right to deny admission to anyone not adhering to these guidelines or behaving in a manner that disturbs the peace and sanctity of the temple premises.