Dress code: Any decent outfit

Darshan Duration: 10 to 15 mins during weekdays. 20 to 30 mins during weekends. 2 to 3 hours during festival days.

Jwalamukhi Mandir Aarti Timings

Winter Timings Aarti Timings

Ticket Cost: Free entry for all.

Dress Code: Any decent outfit.

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Darshan Waiting Time on Normal Days: 30 mins – 45 mins.

Waiting Time On Special Days: 3 – 5 hours.

Dress Code: Any Decent outfit.

Festival Days: Mar-Apr, Sep-oct for Navaratri days, New year day, Nov/Dec months.

Best Time to visit: Sep-May 1st week.

Jwalamukhi Darshan Timings

Winer Darshan Timings

The above-mentioned Jwalamukhi Darshan Timings might change on special days.

For more details on Jwalamukhi Darshan Timings, please call @ 85000 85151

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Dress code: Please wear
Men: White Pancha, Dhoti/ Kurta, Pyjama.
Female: Saree with blouse/ Punjabi Dress with Dupatta / Chudidhar with Dupatta/ Half Saree.

Aarti Duration: 1 hour.

Entry is available for all the devotees.

Ticket Cost: Free entry for all devotees

Jwalamukhi Aarti Timings

How to reach Jwalamukhi Temple?

By Air

1. The nearest airport is at Gaggal which is 50 km away.

By Train

1. The nearest railway station is at Jawalji Road Ranital which is 20 km away.

By Road

1. The direct buses are available from Gaggal, Dharamshala, Chandigarh, Hoshiarpur.

Reference Link: details

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Jwalamukhi Temple History

As per the Legend, Sati Daughter of Daksha Prajapati married Lord Siva against her father’s will. Daksha thought of insulting his Son-in-law by performing Yagna. Daksha invited all Devas excluding Lord Siva and his Daughter. Knowing this Sati reached her paternal home to advise her father. Daksha Prapati insulted Sati before Guests. Sati raised her and self-immolated her in the Yoga Agni. Angered Lord Siva ordered Veerabhadra to Kill Daksha and Destroy the Yagna. Veerabhadra along with Kali and other Siva Ganas executed his master’s command. Lord Siva danced the dance of destruction after collecting Sati’s Corpse. Lord Vishnu in order to protect the universe sent his Chakra and made Sati’s body into pieces. The body parts fell across Indian Subcontinent which was named as Shakti Peetas. It is believed that Sati’s Tongue fell here.

Jwalamukhi Temple Timings

The crowd will be high during Navaratri festival days. Goddess in this temple is worshipped in the form of Flames. \

As per the folklore, The cowherd used to graze his cattle in this mountains. Cowherd noticed that one cow was not yielding milk. He informed the king on the same. King followed the cow and noticed that it is emptying its udder here. King realized that it is Maa Sati’s Tongue and built the temple. It was later renovated by the Pandava Kings.

Jwalamukhi Flames

Nine flames inside the temple represent nine forms of the Goddess

1. Goddess Saraswati
2. Goddess Annapurna
3. Goddess Maha Lakshmi
4. Goddess Hing Laj
5. Goddess Kali
6. Goddess Chandi
7. Goddess Vindhya Vasini
8. Goddess Ambika
9. Goddess Anjana

Jwala Mukhi Temple Images

How to reach Jwalamukhi Temple?

By Air

1. The nearest airport is at Gaggal which is 50 km away.

By Train

1. The nearest railway station is at Jawalji Road Ranital which is 20 km away.

By Road

1. The direct buses are available from Gaggal, Dharamshala, Chandigarh, Hoshiarpur.

Reference Link: details

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Tara Devi Temple

This temple is located little above from this temple. It takes 100 steps walk to the temple.

Ashtabhuja Temple

Goddess with 8 arms was carved on a rock. This temple is 1 km from the Jwala Mukhi temple.

Raghunath Temple

It is believed that Ram, Laxman and Sita Mata visited this place. This temple was built by Pandavas. This temple can be reached from Tara Devi Temple.

Nagini Mata Temple

This temple is located near to Raghunath Mandir and is 4 km from Jwala Mukhi Temple. Grand festival will be held during the months of Jul/month every year.

Arjun Naga Temple

The entrance to the temple is near Jwala Mukhi Temple. It takes 200 steps to reach the top of the temple.

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Darshan Ticket Cost: Free entry for all devotees.

Dress Code: Any decent outfit.

Darshan waiting Time: 10 to 15 mins during weekdays. 20 to 30 mins during weekends. 2 to 3 hours during Navaratri festival days.

The crowd will be high on Navaratri days and other festival days.

Jwala Mukhi Temple Timings

The above-mentioned timings might change on festival days.

During Shaiyan Aarti the bed inside the main temple will be decorated with ornaments and dresses.

Best Time to visit: Oct to Jun 1st week.

Jwala Mukhi Temple Darshan Timings

• Morning Hours: 7:00 am to 11:00 am
• Afternoon Hours: 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm

For more details, please call @ 85000 85151

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Jwala Mukhi Temple History

As per the Legend, Daksha’s Daughter Sati married Lord Siva against her father’ wish. Daksha decided to perform Yagna to insult his Son-in-law by inviting all Devas and not inviting Lord Siva. Sati who came to know about his father Yagna reached her paternal home advising her father. Angered Daksha insulted Sati before the guests. Sati Devi immolated herself in the Yogagni. Lord Siva who came to know about Sati’s death raised high and ordered Kala Bhairav and Kali to kill Daksha. Kala Bhairav, Kali along with other Siva Ganas destroyed the Yagna place and killed Daksha. Lord Siva danced the dance of destruction after collecting Sati’s corpse. In order to protect the universe, Lord Vishnu sent his discus and destroyed Sati’s body into pieces. The pieces fell across the Indian subcontinent and became holy places which were called by Sakthi Peetas. It is believed that Sati’s Tongue is fallen here. There is no idol in this temple, goddess here is worshipped in the form of flames.

This temple was built by King Bhumi Chand. Akbar tried to put off this holy flames by covering with Iron disk. He even tried to pour water on these flames. All his efforts went vain. After realizing the power of Goddess, he gifted Golden Parasol but it then turned to metal.

Jwala Mukhi Temple Timings

Summer Time: 5:00 am – 10:00 pm

Winter Time: 6:00 am – 9:00 pm

For more details, please call @ 85000 85151

How to reach Jwala Mukhi Temple?

By Air

1. The nearest airport is at Gaggal which is 50 km away.

By Train

1. The nearest railway station is at Jawalji Road Ranital which is 20 km away.

By Road

1. The direct buses are available from Gaggal, Dharamshala, Chandigarh, Hoshiarpur.

Jwala Mukhi Temple Images

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