Pooja Timings at Ramanatha Swamy Temple

Pooja Timings at Ramanatha Swamy Temple:

Ramanatha Swamy Temple at Rameswaram will be open from 5 A.M to 9 P.M.
Temple will be closed between 1 P.M and 3 P.M.
The poojas are performed six times a day in Ramanatha Swamy Temple.

Details of Pooja Timings :

• Palliyarai Deepa Arathana 05:00 A.M
• Spadigalinga Deepa Arathana 05:10 A.M
• Thiruvananthal Deepa Arathana 05:45 A.M
• Vila Pooja 07:00 A.M
• Kalasanthi Pooja 10:00A.M
• Uchikala Pooja 12:00 NOON
• Sayaratcha Pooja 06:00 P.M
• Arthajama Pooja 08.30 P.M
• Palliyarai Pooja 08:45 P.M

Palliyarai Procession of Swami and the Palliyarai Pooja for Swami and Ambal in the Sayanagriha in Ambal Shrine are performed between 8.45 and 9.00 PM. In additions to the common poojas at prescribed intervals, poojas are additionally performed by the priests on behalf of particular person as they arrive with their tickets obtained from the Devasthanam office.

Pilgrims who wish to offer money, gold or silver ornaments or different precious articles should produce them before the temple Peishkar who will prepare to have them positioned on the feet of the Lord or Devi because the case may be and get them entered in the temple accounts and concern correct receipts.

Devotees who want to endow lands or different immovable property should contact the Treasurer or Executive Officer of the temple and arrange to have the prescribed Deeds executed with the approval of the Board of Trustees and authorized officers.

Ganga water to be accepted from Abhishekam must be brought in brass, copper or bronze vessels and such vessels can be accepted on fee of the prescribed charges per vessel to Peishkar. Vessels made from tin or iron won’t be accepted; but those who carry such vessels should pay for copper or brass vessels obtainable within the temple and the peishkar can have the Ganga water transferred to temple vessels after satisfying himself in regards to the genuineness of the water. Ganga water can be despatched by post or rail with prescribed price per vessel and an extra One rupee.

A hundi box is out there on the primary entrance to every sannidhi into which devotees can put their offerings. The hundi containers are opened periodically in the presence of officers and the general public and the proceeds are taken to the temple account.

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