The opening
hours listed below are for normal days
only.
Monday to Friday 5 am - 9.30 pm
Saturday and Sunday 5 am - 11 pm
Please note that due to the current
Covid-19 epidemic Temple opening
hours and SOP(standard operating
procedures including entry
requirements) are liable to change
at short notice.
Ashwin/Sharad
Navaratri Mela - Some important
guidelines promulgated by the
Himachal Pradesh Government, 4
October 2021
The
temple will be open from 00.00 am to 11
pm.
All
visitors from outside Himachal
seeking entry to Himachal are required
to bring documentation
of any one of these - RTPCR
test negative within 72 hours OR Rapid
test negative within 24 hours OR any
Covid vaccine ? both doses.
All
devotees should first present themselves
for registration and thermal screening at
one of the Chintpurni Temple Trust
designated counters. Devotees
without computer-generated slips will not
be allowed darshan.
Only
the devotees without Covid symptoms will
be allowed to enter the temple after a
medical examination at the prescribed
points. Devotees with Covid symptoms will
be isolated and will be allowed to proceed
only after their report is negative.
Devotees can contact the New Bus Stand,
Chintpurni Sadan and Shambhu Barrier for
registration and medical check up.
People over the
age of 60, people with serious illnesses,
pregnant women and children under the age
of 10 are advised to stay at home.
Devotees
should leave their shoes in their vehicle.
Another option is to deposit the shoes at
the shoe storage area near the Old
Bus Stand.
Devotees
should start from Shambhu Barrier, proceed
to gate numbers 1 and 2, Main Bazaar and
then towards Chintpurni Sadan.
Devotees will be allowed to offer dry
prasad only. Priests will not give any
prasad to devotees, nor will they they tie
mauli.
Prohibited:
Hawan, Kanya Pujan, Standing, sitting,
waiting or crowding in the temple.
Jagaran, kirtan, bhajan, langar
bhandara. Temporary shops are not
allowed either.
Dharmashalas
will be allowed to take in tenants
upto their 50% capacity only.
Please keep your mask on. No mask, no
darshan.
Please observe
social distancing.
Devotees
must ensure adherence to the Covid-19
guidelines issued by the Himachal Pradesh
Health Department.
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Due
to the Covid-19 pandemic a number of
restrictions are still in place.
All devotees
are strongly advised to adhere to the
Covid-19 guidelines such as wearing masks,
maintaining hygiene and social distancing at
all times.
Devotees
above the age of 65, those with
co-morbidities, expectant mothers and
children below the age of 10 years may not
be allowed entry,
All devotees
should first present themselves for
registration and thermal screening at one of
the Chintpurni Temple Trust designated
counters - Chintpurni Sadan, MRC Parking,
Shambhu Barrier. Devotees without
computer-generated slips would not be
allowed “darshan”.
SOP
(Standard Operating Procedure) for Havans
in the Temple, 20 January 2021
Una
District Administration has issued the
following SOP for performing Havan in the
Temple.
Devotees
are required to obtain a token or Havan
Parchi.
All
participants in the Havan must put on a mask
and observe Covid-19 social distancing
rules.
They must
bring a mat or cloth sheet which they will
take away with them at the end of Havan.
The
devotees will bring their own Havan
materials and take away any left-overs.
Keep the
number of Havan participants to a minimum.
Havans
will not be allowed during Navaratras and
other special occasions when large numbers
of devotees are expected in the Temple.
Devotees
must ensure adherence to the Covid-19
guidelines issued by the Himachal Pradesh
Health Department.