The temple day is marked by six aartis, from the pre-dawn Mangal Aarti to the closing Shayan Aarti at night. Between them come the morning and evening aartis, the food offering of the Naivaidya Aarti, and the fragrant Dhoop Aarti at dusk. Each one is a moment of song, flame, and devotion before the goddess. The evening aarti draws the largest gathering, but every aarti carries its own quiet significance.

Please remove your footwear before entering, dress modestly, and keep phones silent — photography inside the sanctum is generally not allowed. Expect a moving queue, especially during peak hours, so keep your darshan brief and respectful of those behind you.