FAQ About Kamakhya Temple
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What is the significance of Kamakhya Temple?
Kamakhya Temple is one of the most sacred **Shakti Peethas** in India, where the yoni of Goddess Sati is believed to have fallen. It is a major center of Shakti and Tantra worship, attracting devotees and spiritual seekers from all over the world.
Where is Kamakhya Temple located?
The temple is situated on **Nilachal Hill** in Guwahati, Assam, overlooking the Brahmaputra River. Its serene location makes it both a spiritual and scenic destination.
What are the temple timings for darshan?
The temple typically opens around **5:30 AM** with Mangala Aarti, remains open till **1:00 PM**, reopens at **3:00 PM**, and closes around **5:30 PM**. Timings may vary slightly on festivals and special occasions.
How can I book Kamakhya Darshan or puja services?
Devotees can book darshan and puja services in advance through trusted platforms like **Kamakhya Darshan Booking**. This helps avoid long queues and ensures a smooth spiritual experience.
What should devotees wear while visiting the temple?
**Modest and traditional attire** is recommended. Men are usually advised to wear dhotis or simple clothing, while women may wear sarees, salwar suits, or other traditional outfits.
Are there special rituals or pujas available?
Yes, priests at Kamakhya Temple perform a variety of rituals including Kumari Puja, Bali offerings, homas, and personalized pujas. Special pujas can be booked in advance.
When is the best time to visit Kamakhya Temple?
While the temple is open year-round, major festivals like **Ambubachi Mela**, Navratri, and Durga Puja attract large crowds. For a peaceful darshan, early mornings or non-festival days are ideal.
Is photography allowed inside the temple?
Photography is **restricted inside the main sanctum** to preserve its sanctity. Devotees can take pictures around the outer premises and temple complex.
How to reach Kamakhya Temple in Guwahati?
The temple is well connected by road. Guwahati Railway Station is about 7 km away, and Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport is around 20 km from Nilachal Hill. Taxis, autos, and buses are easily available.
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