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Ayyappa Temple

Haridwar

Swami Saranam

Ayyappa Temple Haridwar

Swami Saranam Ayyappa

Opening & Closing Time of Temple:- 4.30 am - 10.00 am; 5.30 pm - 8.00 pm (Winter Timings) 4.30 am - 10.00 am; 5.30 pm - 8.30 pm (Summer Timings)

Summer Timings

4.30 am – 10.00 am

5.30 pm – 8.30 pm

Winter Timings

4.30 am – 10.00 am

5.30 pm – 8.00 pm

Moring Aarti

First Aarti
5:30 AM
Second Aarti
9:30 AM

Special Aarti

Abhishekam
5:00 AM
Ganpati Home
6:00 AM

Archana – ₹25

Niranjanam – ₹50

Ganapathi Homa – ₹251

Ganapathi Homa – ₹251

One Day Pooja – ₹251

Maha Pooja – ₹751

Avil Navedyam – ₹101

Annaprashan – ₹251

Tulabhraman – ₹500 *

Annandanam – ₹2500 **

Udaya Astamana Pooja – ₹5000

Vidhyaramba – As per Devotees

Special Offering

Bhagawata Saptaham

Narayananiyam Parayanam

Veda Parayam at special group request

Note: * Article cost separate ** for 20 persons

Makhara Sankranti

15th Jan

Pratistha Day

1st April

Vishnu Pooja

15th April

Chettur Vishnu Krishna Namboodari Day

2nd May

Foundation Day

23rd May, 1955

Karkeadavavu

17th July

Mandala Aramba

17th Nov

Mandal Pooja *

27th Dec

Note: * Daily Bhajan during Mandala Aramva for 12 days

By Road

Haridwar can be reached easily by road from Delhi, Haryana, UP, Punjab and other parts of Uttarkhand. A number of state transport and private buses connect Haridwar with these places. Bus service is available at frequent basis and fares are also economical. Visitors can board these buses depending upon their suitable timing.

By Train

  Haridwar has its own railway station which connects the pilgrimage town well with rest of India. It is directly linked with cities like Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Dehradun, Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Patna, Gaya, Varanasi, Bhubaneswar, Puri and Kochi by a good number of express trains.

By Plane

Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun serves as the nearest airport to Haridwar. Visitors can take a direct flight to Dehradun from Mumbai or Delhi or connecting flights from anywhere in India. Local vehicles can be availed from outside the airport to reach Haridwar by road from Dehradun.

Summer Timings

4.30 am – 10.00 am

5.30 pm – 8.30 pm

Winter Timings

4.30 am – 10.00 am

5.30 pm – 8.00 pm

Moring Aarti

First Aarti
5:30 AM
Second Aarti
9:30 AM

Special Aarti

Abhishekam
5:00 AM
Ganpati Home
6:00 AM

Archana – ₹25

Niranjanam – ₹50

Ganapathi Homa – ₹251

Ganapathi Homa – ₹251

One Day Pooja – ₹251

Maha Pooja – ₹751

Avil Navedyam – ₹101

Annaprashan – ₹251

Tulabhraman – ₹500 *

Annandanam – ₹2500 **

Udaya Astamana Pooja – ₹5000

Vidhyaramba – As per Devotees

Special Offering

Bhagawata Saptaham

Narayananiyam Parayanam

Veda Parayam at special group request

Note: * Article cost separate ** for 20 persons

Makhara Sankranti

15th Jan

Pratistha Day

1st April

Vishnu Pooja

15th April

Chettur Vishnu Krishna Namboodari Day

2nd May

Foundation Day

23rd May, 1955

Karkeadavavu

17th July

Mandala Aramba

17th Nov

Mandal Pooja *

27th Dec

Note: * Daily Bhajan during Mandala Aramva for 12 days

By Road

Haridwar can be reached easily by road from Delhi, Haryana, UP, Punjab and other parts of Uttarkhand. A number of state transport and private buses connect Haridwar with these places. Bus service is available at frequent basis and fares are also economical. Visitors can board these buses depending upon their suitable timing.

By Train

  Haridwar has its own railway station which connects the pilgrimage town well with rest of India. It is directly linked with cities like Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Dehradun, Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Patna, Gaya, Varanasi, Bhubaneswar, Puri and Kochi by a good number of express trains.

By Plane

Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun serves as the nearest airport to Haridwar. Visitors can take a direct flight to Dehradun from Mumbai or Delhi or connecting flights from anywhere in India. Local vehicles can be availed from outside the airport to reach Haridwar by road from Dehradun.

Temple Timings

Summer Timings

04.30 am - 10.00 am

05.30 pm - 08.30 pm

Winter Timings

04.30 am - 10.00 am

05.30 pm - 08.00 pm

Pooja Aarti

Nirmalyam

05:00 am

Abhishegam

05:30 am

Neivadyam

06:30 am

Usha Puja

07:00 am

Uchha Puja

10:00 am

Deeparadhana

06:30 pm

Athazha Puja

08:00 pm

About Ayyappa Temple Haridwar

The Ayyappa Temple came into existence in the year 1958 by the efforts of Swami Vimochananda Ji who was initially from Sabarimala Hills and later settled at Karuppaiyur village, Trichy district Tamil Nadu. His efforts were fully assisted by Brahmshree Chettur Vishnu Krishnan Namboodri a great devotee of Bhagwan Ayyappa. A Trust was formed initially in the year 1964 by Shri Hariprasad Sharma to carry on activities of the temple in an effective manner for funds raising and management.

Founders

Swami Vimochananda Ji

Brahmshree Chettoor Vishnu
Krishnan Namboodri

Temple History

The Ayyappa Temple came into existence in the year 1958 by the efforts of Swami Vimochananda Ji who was initially from Sabarimala and later settled at Karuppaiyur village, Trichy in Tamil Nadu. His efforts were fully assisted by Brahmshree Chettur Vishnu Krishnan Namboodri a great devotee of Bhagwan Ayyappa. A Trust was formed initially in the year 1964 by Shri Hariprasad Sharma to carry on activities of the temple in an effective manner.

It was conveyed by family of Swami Vimochananda Ji in later years that Bhagwan Ayyappa himself gave Dharshan to him and advised him to carry the Vigraha as present in Sabarimalai to Hardwar in North India, a holy place and establish his aradhana there.

Swamiji was helped by devotees to cast the Vigraha in Tamil Nadu and carried the Vigraha to Hardwar. The place was un-experienced by him and immediately on arrival he was greeted by Shri Hariprasad Sharma who identified the present site for temple construction and dharamshala for yatris then.

By that time Haridwar temple was established and daily dharshan was ensured with regular puja and neivedyams. Later it was understood by all that it was divine will which anticipated the events at holy hill Sabarimala and it wanted to spread the Ayyppa worship throughout India. This Haridwar temple became the first temple outside the state of Kerala and later guided establishement of temples at holytown of Kashi and many other places.

Initially Brahmshree Chettur Krishnan Namboodri toiled single handedly to visit Delhi and approached many good people to support his venture in building temple and dharmasthala. His untiring efforts saw the temple and aradhana materialized soon. He was instrumental in laying down puja schedule and invited people from various walks of life to visit and support the temple activities. The temple activities include celebration of Mandalam Puja, Makaravilakku, Vishu celebration and Veda Parayanam, Bhagawatha Sapthaham, Narayaneeyam recitation. The procession of Bhagwan Ayappa Makarasankranthi is noteworthy feature of town now. While many persons contributed by their leadership to the committee, some of leading persons are, Shri A.S. Nambiar, Senior Advocate, Shri R.C. Poduval, Shri M.K.D. Namboodri, Advocate who left indelible marks on the history of the temple. Presently Shri Balakrishnan, Senior Advocate, Shri Chandrasekhar, Senior Advocate are continuously supporting the temple administration in various ways.

Important Days

Makhara Sankranti

15th Jan

Pratistha Day

1st April

Vishnu Pooja

15th April

Chettur Vishnu Krishna Namboodari Day

2nd May

Foundation Day

23rd May

Karkeadavavu

17th July

Mandala Aramba

17th Nov

Mandala Pooja

27th Dec

Reach Us

By Road

Haridwar is conveniently accessible by road from Delhi, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, and various other regions within Uttarakhand. The town is well-connected through a network of state transport and private buses, ensuring seamless connectivity with these locations. The bus service operates at regular intervals, providing frequent and economical transportation options for travelers.

By Rail

Haridwar boasts its own railway station, effectively connecting the pilgrimage town with the rest of India. Situated in close proximity to the railway station, the temple serves as a convenient starting point for the revered Char Dham Yatra, encompassing Kedarnath, Badrinath, Devprayag, Yamunotri, and Gaumukh. Notably, Haridwar enjoys direct rail connectivity to numerous cities including Trivandrum, Kerala, Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Dehradun, Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Patna, Gaya, Varanasi, and Bhubaneswar, courtesy of a substantial number of express trains.

By Air

The nearest airport to Haridwar is Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun, which conveniently caters to air travelers. Visitors have the option to take direct flights to Dehradun from major cities across India or opt for connecting flights from any part of the country. Upon arrival at the airport, local vehicles can be easily obtained from outside to embark on a road journey from Dehradun to Haridwar.

By Road

Haridwar can be reached easily by road from Delhi, Haryana, UP, Punjab and other parts of Uttarkhand. A number of state transport and private buses connect Haridwar with these places. Bus service is available at frequent basis and fares are also economical. Visitors can board these buses depending upon their suitable timing.

By Train

  Haridwar has its own railway station which connects the pilgrimage town well with rest of India. It is directly linked with cities like Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Dehradun, Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Patna, Gaya, Varanasi, Bhubaneswar, Puri and Kochi by a good number of express trains.

By Plane

Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun serves as the nearest airport to Haridwar. Visitors can take a direct flight to Dehradun from Mumbai or Delhi or connecting flights from anywhere in India. Local vehicles can be availed from outside the airport to reach Haridwar by road from Dehradun.

Temple Trustees

Shri R Venkataramani

President

Shri P Parameshwaran

Trustee

Shri G Raghavan

Trustee

Shri Thengumpallil Gopalan Narayanan Nair

Trustee

Smt Geeta Poduval

Trustee

Smt Renu Krishnan Jagdev

Trustee

Shri Gopala Krishnan Panicker

Trustee

Shri Ramadasan Corattikkara

Trustee

Message from President and Trustees

Gallery

Ayyappa Temple Office

Email - ayyappatempleharidwar@gmail.com
Landline No. - 01334227842

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Shri Ramadasan Corattikkara

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Contact No. - 93502 09015
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Saving Account

Bank Name – UCO Bank
Branch Name – Hardwar
Branch Code – 0344
Account No. 03440100000032
IFSC – UCBA0000344

Current Account

Bank Name – UCO Bank
Branch Name – Hardwar
Branch Code – 0344
Account No. 03440510000090
IFSC – UCBA0000344

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Registered as Trust on 12.03.1964 at Sub. Registrar Haridwar

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Temple History

The Ayyappa temple came into existence in the year 1958 by the efforts of Swami Vimochananda ji who was initially from sabari mala hills and later settled at karuppaiyur village Trichy district tamilnadu. His efforts were fully assisted by Chettur Vishnu Krishnan Namboodri a great devotee of Bhagwan Ayyappa. A Trust was formed initially in the year 1964 by Shri Hariprasad Sharma to carry on activities of mandir in an effective manner for funds raising and management.
It was conveyed by family of Swami Vimochananda ji in later years that swami ayyappa himself gave dharshan to him and advised him to carry the vigraha of himself as present in Sabari malai to Hardwar in North india  a holy place and establish His aradhana there. Swamiji was helped by devotees to cast the vigraha in Tamilnadu and carried the vigraha to Hardwar .The place was un-experienced by him and immediately on arrival he was greeted by Shri Hariprasadji who identified the present site for temple construction and dharmstala for yatris then. It was also later emerged that the holy temple at sabari mala was burnt down by miscreants in a great fire in the forest and entire complex was rebuilt there. By that time hardwar temple was established and daily dharshan was ensured with regular puja and neivadyams. Later it was understood by all that it was divine will which anticipated the events at holy hill sabarimala and it wanted to spread the Ayyppa worship throughout India. This hardwar temple became the first temple outside the state of kerala and later guided establishement of temples at holytown of Kasi and many other places.
Initially chettur namboodri toiled singlehandedly to visit delhi and approached many good people to support his venture in building temple and dharamstalla. His untiring efforts saw the temple and aradhana has materialized soon. He was instrumental in laying down puja schedule and invited various people from various walk of life to visit and support the temple activities. The temple activities include celebration of mandalam puja, makara villaku, vishu celebration and veda parayanam,bhagawatha sapthaham,narayaneeyam recitation etc.,. The procession of Bhagwan ayappa makarasankranthi is noteworthy feature of town now. While many persons contributed by their leadership to the committee ,some of leading persons are, Shri AS Nambiar senior advocate ,Shri RC Poduval, , Shri MKD Namboodri Advocate who left indelible marks on the history of temple. Presently Shri Balakrishnan, Senior Advocate, Shri Chandrasekhar senior Advocate were continuously supporting the temple administration in various ways.