Ujjain Mahakal Garbh Grah Darshan Booking Online Ticket Cost

Know the details about the Ujjain Mahakal Garbh Grah Darshan Booking Online Ticket Cost, Ujjai Mahakaleswar Temple Garbh Grah Darshan Process

Ujjain Mahakal temple which is the most important temple for the devotees of the Lord Shiva is visited by lakhs of pilgrims per day. The temple is located in the town of Ujjain hence the name. The Ujjain Mahakal is the Lord who is the form of the Lord Shiva. The pilgrims can come to the temple and can have the Darshan along with many seva in the temple. Seva means the offering which is an offering to the lord in the form of the pilgrim’s payment. The temple also provides many types of Darshan for the pilgrims. Once the pilgrims reach the temple the pilgrims can choose the type of Darshan they want. The pilgrims can find the list of the types of Darshan at the temple ticket counter.

Ujjain Mahakal Garbh Grah Darshan Booking Online Ticket Cost

Ujjain Mahakal Garbh Grah Darshan is a type of Darshan which is for the pilgrims who come to the temple. The Grabh Grah means the inner sanctum of the temple. The pilgrims who take the tickets for this Darshan will be allowed inside the main inner sanctum of the temple where the idol is placed. The pilgrims can see the Lord from very near and can perform the pooja to the Lord Mahakal.

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• The Ujjain Mahakal Garbh Grah Darshan is available for the pilgrims from morning to evening. The pilgrims can come to the temple and reach the temple ticket counter to purchase the tickets for the Garbh Grah Darshan.
• The pilgrims can also come to the temple and book the tickets for this Darshan online. The pilgrims have to first register the mobile number of the temple’s official website to book the Ujjain Mahakal Garbh Grah Darshan.
• The ticket cost for the Ujjain Mahakal Garbh Grah Darshan is Rs 300 per pilgrim. Please note, that the Darshan ticket cost for the Garbh Grah Darshan might change based on the changes in the temple policies.