Vaishno Devi Aarti LIVE From Bhawan Today Morning Online
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Vaishno Devi Aarti is done two times a day. One aarti will be in the morning at 8 AM and another is at evening 8 AM. There are other times in the day in which aarti is performed at the Vaishno Devi temple. The pilgrims can view the Vaishno Devi temple aarti LIVE by booking for the aarti tickets online.
Vaishno Devi Aarti LIVE From Bhawan Today Morning Online
- First, the pilgrims have to signup for the Vaishno Devi temple’s official website. Then the pilgrims have to login to book the tickets.
- The pilgrims can book the aarti tickets to view online before 60 days. The aarti tickets are also available offline at Bhawan of the Vaishno Devi mandir
- Click Here to Book for Vaishno Devi aarti LIVE from Bhawan
- Click here to View the LIVE Darshan of the Vaishno Devi Temple
Goddess Vaishno, who shines in the Trikuta mountain cave at a height of 5200 feet above sea level, is the cool mother who fulfils the righteous desires of the devotees. There is no evidence of how old this temple is. Geologists have found that the cave in which this temple is located dates back to one million years ago.
Another story is that Shakti Pujas started during the Pandavas period and they themselves built Devi temples in this area. There are all kinds of facilities for pilgrims like eateries, drinking water, toilets etc. If necessary, you can stop for a while and take a rest in Dova. The dova, which is bustling with pilgrims 24 hours a day, is most likely covered with petals to protect the pilgrims not only from the falling stones but also from the rains.
The beautiful landscapes seen from the top of the hills are tireless for the walkers. There are horses and dollies for those who cannot climb the hill. Even if the horse tests a bit of loin stiffness, any kind of dolly can go easily. When we sit in the chair, four men carry us with the help of sticks. That’s Dolly. The rhythmic chants of Tova Poduguta devotees chanting Jai Mataki creates immense enthusiasm among the pilgrims.
