- Morning aarti and abhishek of the Shivlingapprox 7:00 AM
- Puja continues; quieter darshan windowMidday
- Evening aartiapprox 7:00 PM
Daily worship centres on the Shivling, with the two aartis widely cited at roughly 7 AM and 7 PM. The morning ceremony pairs with the abhishek, and devotees often bring water from the adjoining Mahisagar to bathe the linga, a small ritual that ties the shrine to its riverside setting. Between the two aartis the puja rhythm continues quietly, and this midday lull is the easiest time to sit with the space.
These times are traditional rather than officially fixed. On Mahashivratri and through the Shravan month, the schedule stretches and intensifies, with night-long worship and far larger gatherings. If catching a specific aarti matters to you, confirm the exact time with the temple on the day rather than relying on a printed schedule, since none is formally published.
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