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Vaishno Devi Temple Jammu Timings Pooja Open Darshan Close

Tirumala Editor Desk Aug 14, 2022 Updated Apr 21, 2026 3 min read

Know the latest news about the Vaishno Devi Temple Jammu Timings Pooja Open Darshan Close, Vaishno Devi Temple Opening Timings, Pooja Schedule

Vaishno Devi temple is one of the largest temples in India getting highest footfall. The Pilgrims need to note down the Timings of the Vaishno Devi temple as below. The Below details provide the Open Close Timings of the Vaishno Devi temple.

Vaishno Devi Temple Jammu Timings Pooja Open Darshan Close

The Vaishno Devi Temple Opens at 5 AM the morning every day.

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The Vaishno Devi Temple Closes at 9 PM in the evening.

DayParts of the DayTemple Darshan Time
Monday to SundayTemple Opening Time05:00 AM
Monday to SundayMorning Hours05:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Monday to SundayEvening Hours04:00 PM to 09:00 PM
Monday to SundayTemple Break Hours12:00 to  04:00 PM
Monday to SundayTemple Closing Timings 09:00 PM
  • The Vaishnavi Devi Temple is located in an ancient cave on Trikuta Parvata. Vaishno Devi means, Mahankali, Mahalakshmi, Maha Saraswati are considered to be the counterparts of Goddesses. This holy temple is considered to be more sacred than other shrines in India.
  • According to the study of geologists, Vaishno Devi temple is the oldest. During the Vaishno Devi Treta Yuga, Goddesses Parvati, Saraswati and Lakshmi are believed to have incarnated as beautiful princess for the welfare of mankind. Trikuta used to do penance in a cave on top of the mountain.When the time came her body merged into the miniature form of the three celestial powers Mahankali, Mahalakshmi and Saraswati.
  • Sridhar was a great devotee of the Vaishnavite Devi who lived seven centuries ago. Both the couple were completely devoted to Mother Goddess. Once Sridhar was once ordered to store the Bhandare by Divya. But Sridhar was worried about how these programs would be organized due to financial conditions. So they spent the whole day and night without sleep.
  • Due to Devi’s grace, people started coming there to receive offerings the very next day. After that, he saw a little girl in the form of Vaishnavi Devi staying in his hut. Bhandara prepared with them. and provide services to the villagers.
  • After receiving this prasad, the people went away satisfied. But Bhairavnath who was there demanded more food for the animals. But there a little girl in the form of Vaishnavi Devi on behalf of Sridhar refused this.
  • After this Bhairavnath could not bear this humiliation. Bhairav ​​Nath tried to catch the girl. As the girl disappeared, he could not catch her. After that Sridhar wanted to see his mother.
  • Later one night, Sridhar saw Vaishnavi Mata in his dream and showed him the way to a cave on Trikuta Mountain. There is an ancient temple in it and suggested to go there. Sridhar went there the next day and spent his life serving the Goddess. Since then this temple is known worldwide as Mata Vaishnavi Devi Temple.

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Last reviewed: April 21, 2026

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