Puja Schedules | Haramadava Temple

Puja Schedules

Temple Hours & Daily Puja Schedule

Monday - Friday

9am to 1pm &
5:30 to 8:30pm
Saturday, Sunday & Festival-National Holidays

8am to 8:30pm
Festival-National Holiday Days:
New Year, Ugadi, Sri Rama Navami, Main Hanuman Jayanti Main, Memorial Day, Independence Day (Jul 4th), Labor Day, Vijaya Dashami, Deepavali, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day
(Darshan only in afternoon, Services available morning and evening)

Schedule

Aarti: Everyday 12noon & 8pm
Kakada Aarti: Every Thursdays 8:15pm
Nitya Pujas: Everyday 8am & 5:30pm

Archanas & Thorams:

Archanas & Thorams except during Chalisa, Aarti & any scheduled Pujas

Monday to Friday

9AM - 12:45PM
6PM - 8:15PM
Last Archana/Thoram - 12.30pm and 8.15pm

Saturday & Sunday

Sat 10AM - 8:15PM
Sun 10AM - 8:15PM
Last Archana/Thoram - 8.15pm

NOTE:
Temple will be closed on and during Eclipse effective local time.
Timings are subject to change due to Special Events. Visit website calendar for the latest information.

Weekly Puja Schedule

Mondays: 9 am - Shiva Puja
6:30 pm - Dattatreya Puja Rudrabhisheka, Puja

Tuesdays: 9 am - Karya Siddhi Hanuman Abhisheka, Puja
9 am - Sri Subramanya Abhisheka, Puja
6:45 pm - Sri Karya Siddhi Hanuman Sindura Puja

Wednesdays: 9 am - Sri Ram Parivar Abhisheka
6 pm - Sri Vishnu Sahasranama
7 pm - Sri Rama Puja

Thursdays: 9 am - Sri Dattatreya Abhisheka, Puja
7 pm - Sri SadguruPaduka Puja
8 pm - Sri Dattatreya Kakadarati (after arati)

Fridays: 9 am - Sri Devi Abhisheka, Puja
6 pm - Sri Lalita Sahsaranama Stotra
7 pm - Sri Durga Puja

Saturdays: 9 am - Sri Karya Siddhi Hanuman Abhisheka
10:30 am - Satsangh/Bhajans
6:30 pm - Betel Leaf Puja
all day - Shani Deepa

Sundays: 9 am - Maha Ganapati Abhisheka, Puja
10 am - Hanuman Kadali Phala Archana
6:30 pm - Navagraha Archana

Monthly Puja Schedule

Sri Shashti Puja: 6:30 pm on Shukla Shashti (6th day after new moon)
Abhisheka and Puja to Sri Subramanya. Kavadi available on main festival days in Nov - Dec

Sri Satyanarayana Vrata: 6:30 pm on Purnima (Full Moon Day)
This puja is the worship of Lord Vishnu or Narayana in the form of the absolute truth and is performed for general happiness, prosperity and well being of one's family.

Sri Sankashtahara Chaturthi Puja: 6:30 pm on Bahula Chaturthi (4th day after the Full Moon)
Special Abhisheka and worship to Lord Ganapati to remove obstacles. Arghya offered to moon.

Sri Anaghashtami Vrata: 6:30 pm on Bahula Ashtami (8th day after the Full Moon)
Anagha means sinless. This puja helps to rid one of all the three types of sins and reach the Almighty. By worshiping the Ashta Siddhis (The 8 Cosmic Powers) who are the sons of Lord Anagha Swamy and Anagha Devi, one can attain spiritual upliftment with this puja.

Pradosham - Rudra Abhisheka: 6:30 pmon every Trayodashi evening (twice a month - 13th day after full and new moon)
Pradosham is an auspicious day dedicated to Lord Shiva and occurs twice in a Hindu month.