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The Ayodhya Ram temple will be open for business for nineteen hours, commencing on Wednesday at 3.30 a.m. with Mangala Aarti and ending at 11 p.m. The temple's curtains will be drawn for five minutes for each of the four "bhog" offerings to the Lord. This is being done in honor of Ram Navami and in anticipation of the large number of worshippers that are anticipated in Ayodhya following the consecration ceremony on the first Ram Navami.
The Ayodhya Ram temple will be open for business for nineteen hours, commencing on Wednesday at 3.30 a.m. with Mangala Aarti and ending at 11 p.m. The temple’s curtains will be drawn for five minutes for each of the four “bhog” offerings to the Lord. This is being done in honor of Ram Navami and in anticipation of the large number of worshippers that are anticipated in Ayodhya following the consecration ceremony on the first Ram Navami. The esteemed guests are urged by the Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust to come to Ayodhya for the darshan of Ram Lalla no later than April 19.
Additionally, it has canceled all reservations for special passes for Ram Lalla’s Darshan and Aarti on April 16 and 18. According to the trust, in order to access the Ram Mandir, one must travel the same route as other worshipers. On the day of Rama Navami, plans will be made for the devotees to line up for darshan beginning at 3:30 a.m. during the Brahma Muhurta. Ram Lalla Darshan would be available to devotees until 11 p.m., the statement continued. Devotees are encouraged not to bring their cell phones or other valuables to Darshan in order to save trouble and time. The trust has set up a pilgrim service center at Sugreev Quila. The festivities at Ram Mandir will be televised live on Doordarshan by public broadcaster Prasar Bharati. The Ayodhya Municipal Corporation is set to install approximately one hundred LED screens throughout Ayodhya in preparation for the live broadcast of the Ram Navami celebrations at the Ram temple, as per the trust.
