About Gorakhnath Temple
Gorakhnath Temple is the premier monastery and shrine of the Nath Sampradaya, named after saint-yogi Guru Gorakhnath.
The 52-acre complex includes the central Akhand Jyoti flame, Mansarovar pond, and hosts the month-long Khichdi Mela during Makar Sankranti.
Highlights
- Seat of Nath Sampradaya
- Month-long Makar Sankranti Khichdi Mela
- Akhand Jyoti Perpetual Flame
Plan your darshan
Gorakhnath Temple: opening, prasad and rituals
Useful planning information gathered for visitors. Temple schedules and rules can change at short notice.
Opening and closure
- Darshan hours
- Darshan windows generally run from 6:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Confirm current timings on festival days.
- When darshan may pause
- General darshan pauses during aarti, bhog offering, and deity shringar. Security checks apply at main entrance.
Prasad and bhog
- Prasad
- Official prasad counters are situated within the temple complex. Always obtain official receipt vouchers where available.
- Bhog
- Ask the temple office about daily bhog timings for Guru Gorakhnath. General darshan is restricted during bhog windows.
Before you visit
- Electronic items, leather belts, and large bags may need to be stored in footwear/locker counters.
- Modest traditional attire is recommended for sacred sanctum entry.
- Follow temple line discipline and official security instructions.
Verify real-time notices with official trust administration of Gorakhnath Temple.
Ritual itinerary
- 1Nitya Darshan & Aarti of Guru Gorakhnath
- 2Special Archana & Abhishekam by temple priests
- 3Prasad distribution at authorised counters