Deity
Devi (Jwalamukhi)
Main deity
श्री ज्वालामुखी देवी मंदिर
Jwala Ji Temple at Jwalamukhi in Kangra district, Himachal Pradesh, is a revered Shakti Peetha dedicated to Devi in the form of Jwalamukhi. The shrine is known as a sacred flame shrine and is visited by pilgrims throughout the day.
Deity
Devi (Jwalamukhi)
Main deity
Pilgrimage Status
Shakti Peetha
Primary tag
Architecture
North Indian
Style
Location
Jwalamukhi, Kangra, Himachal Pradesh
City • District • State
History
Significance
Temple Pilgrimage Summary
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Timings are marked approximate (about 05:00–22:00); verify the day’s schedule before you start.
Visit early for a calmer darshan
Arriving near opening time can help avoid peak crowds.
Keep offerings simple
Carry basic offerings and follow temple instructions on what is permitted inside.
Dress and conduct
Wear modest clothing and maintain quiet, respectful conduct in the shrine area.
Plan for queues
During peak days and festival periods, allow extra time for entry and darshan.
Opening timings
05:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Winter operating hours are 06:00 AM to 09:00 PM.
Sep–Oct • 9 nights
Major Devi worship period with expanded ritual and alankaram cycles.
Mar–Apr • 9 nights
Seasonal Devi observance with focused devotional practices.
Oct–Nov • Festival period
Lamp offerings and festive devotion are commonly observed.
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Weekday mornings usually have shorter darshan queues than weekends.
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Carry a small cloth bag for footwear token and prasad containers.
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Aarti timings can shift on festival days, so check local notice boards.
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