Daily Darshan
Patali Shreekshetra Temple
Darshan Time :
Darshan of Shree Jagannatha Mahaprabhu is available almost throughout the day, from early in the morning till evening 8 PM, except on some festive occasions. Generally, the temple opens, and darshan starts at around 6:00 AM.
After the offering of the perpetual lamp (Mangal Arati, approximately at 7:00 AM), devotees are allowed entry up to Jagamohan (Bhitar Kaatha) of the temple, and darshan from this point is available until the completion of “Besha” (approximately up to 8:00 AM). Darshan of Shree Jagannatha Mahaprabhu is not available for 1 hour and 15 minutes after the completion of Besha (approximately from 8:00 AM to 9:15 AM) for the performance of Gopal Ballava Puja. After Gopal Ballava Puja, devotees can get darshan from ‘Naatamandir’ (Baahaar Kaatha) until the completion of ‘Sakaala Dhoopa Puja’ (approximately up to 10:30 AM). After the completion of Sakaala Dhoopa, devotees are allowed entry up to Jagamohan until the completion of “Bhoga Mandap Puja” (approximately up to 1:30 PM).
Darshan from near Bhitar Kaath / Jagamohan is also available from the completion of Diba Pahuda up to the Sandhya Aalati, and from the completion of Sandhya Arati up to Ratra Pahuda, Ratra Pahuda begins (approximately 8:00 PM).
Service towards senior citizen & physically challenged devotees facilities :
Since the temple is located 150 meters above the plain on Chhalia Hill, there is a vehicle route available to bring senior citizens and individuals with physical disabilities up to the temple. It is said that the sole of God is present in the cave. To reach the cave, which is 600 meters above the temple, visitors need to walk from the temple.
Mahaprasad :
Khichudi Prasad is offered to God and becomes available for devotees between 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM, while Mahaprasad is offered to God and becomes available for devotees at 1:30 PM. The prasads can be ordered online at least a day before your visit to the temple. For prasad booking, please visit the prasad booking page.