Shri Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga
The Jyotirlinga on the Mandhata island in the Narmada river.
Darshan and aarti timings
Last verified Sunday, 27 September 2026 · Source: shriomkareshwar.org
Darshan
- 05:00–12:20 Mangal darshan
- 13:15–16:00 Madhyanha darshan
- 16:15–21:30 Shringar darshan
- 22:00–22:30 Shayan shringar darshan
Aarti
- 04:30 Mangal Aarti and bhog
- 21:30 Shayan shringar and aarti
All times are local times at the temple (Asia/Kolkata), as published by the source.
Madhyanha bhog 12:20–13:15. No darshan during aarti and shringar. The trust notes that timings may change on festivals and special occasions; the page gives two slightly different afternoon shringar times (16:00–16:15 and 16:00–16:30).
Temple timings change for festivals, seasons, special pujas and crowd management. Always confirm with the temple or its official website before you travel.
Watch live
Next aarti Mangal Aarti and bhog at 04:30, Tomorrow (Asia/Kolkata).
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Shri Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga Official (YouTube) YouTube Around aarti times
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Linked from: shriomkareshwar.org · checked on Sunday, 27 September 2026
Times are the temple's published aarti times in the temple's local time. The trust decides what is streamed and when, so a stream may start late or not at all. An aarti is shown as “now” for 30 minutes after it begins and as “soon” within 90 minutes; these are display conventions, not the length of the aarti.
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Special festival days
Festivals especially celebrated at this temple, with their next dates calculated for Omkareshwar.
| Festival | Next date | When |
|---|---|---|
| Maha Shivaratri | 06/03/2027 (Sat) | in 112 days |
Dates are calculated for the temple’s location (22.2456°, 76.1511°) with the North Indian · Lahiri (calibrated) profile. The temple may follow its own almanac for its festivals.
Traditions may vary by region and Panchang convention. Times are shown for the selected place, time zone and calculation profile.