Sabarimala Online Pooja Booking : Sabarimala Ayyappa Pics, Videos, Songs, Virtual Queue

Published on Mar 04, 2023

Sabarimala Online Pooja Booking : Sabarimala Ayyappa Pics, Videos, Songs, Virtual Queue

Sabarimala Online Pooja Booking : Pilgrimage to Sabarimala begins from the 1st of Vrichikam, a Malayalam month coming in the middle of November (probably between 14 and 17). The most important day for Ayyappan is Makarasankranti Day, which is the 1st of Makara (a month of the Malayalam calendar). This day will fall between January 14 and 16. On Makarasankranti every year without fail, miraculous events occur. Firstly as the jewels (Thiruvabharanam) of the Lord are transported from the Old Pandalam Palace to Sabarimala, a Krishnaparunth (holy Garuda - an eagle - the vehicle of Lord Vishnu), circles above the precious jewels (in fact guarding them), like a protector.

Sabarimala Virtual Queue Starts on November 1st 2020. More pilgrims may be allowed to Sabarimala.

A maximum of 2,000 devotees will be allowed darshan during weekdays and 3,000 on Saturdays and Sundays during the remaining Mandala-Makaravilakku pilgrimage season of the Ayyappa temple at Sabarimala. Stay tuned for more updates and bookings.

A total of 13,529 pilgrims visited the temple over the first 12 days of the ongoing season. The total revenue stood far less than Rs.2 crore as against Rs.45 to Rs.50 crore reported during the same period in the previous season.

This rare eagle is rarely seen in the midst of people for a long period of time, yet the auspicious bird follows the Thiruvabharanam procession, finally circling above Sannidhanam at Sabarimala nine times as it pays its respects to Lord Ayyappan.

During this time, there is not a single star in the sky except for a Special Star (Nakshatram)- Makara Jyothi.  As the beautiful jewels are placed on the golden body of the Lord within the temple, the several hundred thousand devotees outside, crammed into any available free space, chant "Swamiye Saranam Ayyappa".

When the jewels are finally all adorned on the Lord, the Star (Nakshatram) in the sky miraculously disappears. Within moments after the Lord being adorned with the Thiruvabharanam, an effulgence (Makaravilakku) appears in the opposite hills of Sabarimala, shining 3 times. This hill is called Ponnambalamedu.

Devotees can view the Makaravilakku from 9 places in and around Sannidhanam. They are Sannidhanam, Paandithavalam, Pulmedu, Saramkuthi, Neelimala, Marakootam, Hilltop, Chalakayam, and Attathodu. 

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Sabarimala Temple Opening & Closing Dates

The temple will open in only a few days of the year, and every month only six days the temple will be open. From November to January, it is free for devotee’s every day, and this is the time where many visit the temple. In November it begins with Mandala Pooja and ends in January with Makara Jyothi. The temple is open on some special occasions like Onnam, Thulam Pooja, Kanni Monthly Pooja, Monthly poojas like karkkidam, Mdhunam.

Throughout the year in some particular days sabarimala temple will be open. Normally every month 6 days Temple will be open perhaps from November to January 3 months temple will be open every day. In that period of time most of the pilgrims around the world visited to the shrine. Local Festivals Temple will be open. In the November month will be begin with Mandala Pooja and ends in the month of January with Makara Jyothi.

Sabarimala Temple Timings

Services Available

Hospital Services

Medical College Hospital Kottayam, General Hospital Pathanamthitta, Cardiology centers at Pampa, Neelimala, Appachimedu and Sannidhanam are some of the hospitals where the Pilgrims can avail of Medical care.  There are two mobile units each at Pampa & Nilakkal are also operating with emergency facilities.

 

 

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