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Srikalahasti Temple Rahu Ketu Pooja Dress Code

Shiva Venkateswara Feb 27, 2019 Updated Apr 21, 2026 2 min read

Srikalahasti Temple Dress Code

The Srikalahasti temple is the most visited Shaivite temple in Anadhra Pradesh which has an amazing history as well as Spiritual prominence. The temple is revered as one of the Pancha Bhoota Stalam where the presiding deity is worshiped as Vayu linga(air). It is the The Kalakasti temple plays a very importantrole in the Poojas like Rahu Ketu Pooja, Sarpa Dosaha Pooja and other poojas which are very important as well which draws lakhs of pilgrims every year to the temple town.

The dress code the Srikalahasti Temple is not being implemented strictly by temple authorities. But it is the pilgrims are suggested to wear only Indian Traditional clothes for the Darshan or seva or any pooja performance in the temple. The western wear is not allowed in to the temple premises.

Srikalahasti Temple Rahu Ketu Pooja Dress Code

For the pilgrims who perform Rahu Ketu Pooja in the Srikalahasti Temple, it is highly suggested wear any traditional Indian clothes. Some people say after finishing the Rahu Ketu Pooja the clothes which the pilgrim wears to perform the Rahu Ketu Pooja has to be discarded with in the temple itself. But this is absolutely not added.

Once the pilgrim performs the Rahu Ketu Pooja in the traditional clothes they can directly go to their home with the same clothes in which they have performed the Pooja.

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Last reviewed: April 21, 2026

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  1. MEENA KUMARI avatar MEENA KUMARI says:

    Namaskaram, we want book rooms and pooja slots ,

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