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Plan My Temple Visit

Choose a published temple, enter where you are starting from, and prepare your visit with directions, practical information and a simple checklist.

Mrityunjay Mahadev Temple ↗

Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh

Presiding deity: Shiv

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Travel & arrival

Temple location

Mrityunjay Mahadev Temple is in the Dara Nagar area of Varanasi. Specify “Mrityunjay Mahadev Temple, Dara Nagar” when arranging transport.

Arriving by train

Varanasi Junction is a principal railway arrival point. Continue by local transport towards Dara Nagar; the final approach may involve narrow streets and walking.

Arriving by air

Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport serves Varanasi. Travel onward by road to Dara Nagar and allow extra time for city traffic.

Local approach

Confirm the drop-off point with your driver. Older Varanasi neighbourhoods can have restricted vehicle access, particularly during festivals and busy worship hours.

Visiting respectfully

Allow time for Shiva darshan and the well associated with the shrine. Follow on-site safety instructions and verify current timings before departure.

Check current route conditions, local transport and festival traffic before travelling.

Darshan & visitor guidance

Darshan information

This is an active place of Shiva worship, so queues and access can vary with daily rituals, Mondays and major Shiva festivals. Confirm the current opening hours and arrangements locally before travelling.

Follow temple staff directions for offerings, photography and access to the well. Do not drink well water without reliable evidence of potability; prayers and rituals do not replace medical care.

Prepare for your visit

  • Confirm current darshan hours and entry arrangements.
  • Allow time for queues, especially during festivals.
  • Follow the temple’s dress, footwear and photography rules.

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