Dress Code: Any decent outfit. Male devotee to remove shirt and vest before entering Garbha Grih.

Darshan waiting Time: 1 hour – 5 hours. Depends on the crowd.

Ticket Cost: Free entry for all.

Entry point: Outside temple. Darshan line will be half km long with steps.

Photography not allowed inside the temple.

Jalaabhishekam Timings: 6:00 am – 12:00 pm.

Baba Baidyanath Darshan

1. The devotees are allowed to pour Ganga Jal on the main deity.
2. Devotees used to carry Ganga Jal in a tumbler.
3. Ganga Jal can be purchased inside the temple as well.
4. The devotees can have Sparsh Darshan.
5. Monday, Sivaratri festival days and other festival days will be crowded.

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No.of Persons allowed: one family.

Dress Code: Men must remove Shirt/ Vest during this Puja.

Women allowed with traditional wear such as Saree/ Chudidhar with Dupatta.

This Shringar Darshan will not be available on festival days.

Baidyanath Shringar Darshan Benefits

1. Mental peace
2. fulfilment for wishes
3. Longevity
4. Good health
5. Family well being.

Baidyanath Temple Timings

Morning Hours: 4:00 am – 3:30 pm

Evening Hours: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

This Puja cab be performed in the absence of the devotee as well on providing the Name, Gothra and Birth star details.

Reference Link: History

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Ticket Cost includes Pooja materials and Dakshina.

This Puja performed for the main deity with 11000 and 1,25,000 bilwa patra.

Performed on all days but not on special days.

No.Of persons allowed: One per ticket.

Pooja Timings: 6:00 am – 4:00 pm.

Preferable Dress Code: Men must remove shirt/ Vest before entering Garbha Gruha. Women allowed with Traditional wear Saree/ Chudidhar with Dupatta.

Baidyanath Bilwapatra Arpan Benefits

1. Fulfilment of wishes.
2. Good health
3. Get rid of health issues and long illness.
4. Mental peace and family well being.

Baidyanath Temple Timings

Morning Hours: 4:00 am – 3:30 pm

Evening Hours: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Reference Link: History

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Baidyanath Temple Timings

Morning Hours: 4:00 am – 3:30 pm

Evening Hours: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Reference Link: History

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Devotees perform Abhishek with Bilwa leaves, Water. Temple timings might change on special days. Temple closing hours will be extended and there will be a change in the Darshan and Abhishek timings as well.

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Baidyanath Temple History

As per the Legend, Ravana thought of bringing Lor Siva to Lanka for permanent for which he performed strict penance. Impressed Lord Siva, handed Atma Linga as he himself can’t come and stay at Lanka. Lord Siva instructed Ravana, not to keep Atma Linga on the Earth. Devas prayed Lord Vishnu to stop Ravana reaching Lanka with the Linga. As the sun was setting, Ravana found a Brahman Cowherd (Lord Vishnu disguised himself) and hand over the Linga and asked him not to keep on the Earth. After three repeat calls, Vishnu kept the Linga on the Earth. Ravana tried hard to remove the Earth. All his efforts went vain and returned to Lanka with empty hands. This is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas across India. It is believed that Lord Rama worshipped Lord Siva during Tretayuga.

As per the folklore, Sati immolated herself in the Yogagni when got hurt with her father’s words. Knowing this Lord Siva sent Veerabadra and Kali to destroy Daksha’s Yagna. Lord Siva carried the corpse of Sati Devi and danced the dance of destruction. To rescue the universe, Lord Vishnu sent his discus and destroyed the body of Sati Devi. The broken pieces of Sati Devi fell across the Indian Subcontinent and are called Sakti Peeta. It is believed the heart portion of Sati Devi fallen here.

This temple was built in the 19th Century. It is believed that worshipping Lord Siva at this shrine will be blessed with good health. As per the Puranas,

Baidyanath Temple Timings

Morning Hours: 4:00 am – 3:30 pm

Evening Hours: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

How to reach Baidyanath temple?

By Air

1. Patna airport is 259 km away.

By Train

1. The nearest railway station is at Jasidih which is 10 km away. The direct trains are available from Ranchi, Puri, Secunderabad, Bilaspur, Bhagalpur, Jhansi, Kolkatta, Patna etc

By Road

1. The temple is 373 km from Kolkatta, 281 km from Patna, 67 km from Dumka.

Baidyanath temple images

Reference Link: History

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