Darshan Schedule
Nrusinghanath Temple, Bargarh
Daily Worship Schedule
Regular darshana timings and sacred rituals performed throughout the day
Temple Opens
The most auspicious time for darshan, offering a peaceful start to the day.
First Bhog (Pratah Bhog)
Small offering (anna/prasad) placed before the deity and distributed. Pilgrims often aim to be present for this early morning bhog.
Early morning bhog
Khichdi Bhog (Morning Offering)
A simple boiled rice/khichdi offering prepared in the temple kitchen — symbolic breakfast for the deity. This prasad is distributed to early visitors.
If you want khichdi prasad, arrive before 6:00 AM.
Raj Bhog (Main Mid-day Offering)
The principal cooked offering of the day — larger in quantity and richer fare. Distributed as prasad after the ritual. A customary time for laghu annadan (small food distribution).
Devotees often gather in the main hall during this significant offering.
Temple Closed
Routine cleaning and rest period for priests. The deity rests during the afternoon heat.
Plan your on-site activities accordingly — the temple is closed during this period.
Bal Bhog (Afternoon Light Offering)
A light afternoon offering to the deity — marking the transition from rest to the evening rituals. Fruits and light preparations are offered.
A serene time to visit as the evening preparations begin.
Yamini Bhog & Sandhya Aarti
The final offering and surrendering of the day. Small prasad distribution accompanies the closing arati. The temple closes at 8:00 PM.
Arrive by 7:30 PM for the beautiful closing arati ceremony.
Important Guidelines
- Devotees are requested to maintain sanctity and silence during darshan hours
- Photography and mobile phones are not permitted inside the main sanctum
- Please dress modestly and remove footwear before entering the temple premises
- Special darshan arrangements available on booking through temple office