TDB anticipates around 1.5 lakh devotees at the Sannidhanam for the Makaravilakku ritual. Only 40,000 devotees will be allowed access to the hillock via the virtual queue system while spot bookings has been capped at 1,000

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Sabarimala all set for Makaravilakku on Tuesday

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Sabarimala: Around 1.5 lakh devotees are expected to gather at Sabarimala sannidhanam for the auspicious 'Makaravilakku' darshan on Tuesday, with authorities ...

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1.5 lakh expected at Sabarimala for ‘Makaravilakku’ today, devotees urged to avoid rush on descent

A sea of pilgrims on Tuesday braved massive rush and hours-long queues to offer prayers at the famed Lord Ayyappa shrine here on the day of ‘Makaravilakku’, which marks the culmination of the over two-month-long annual pilgrimage season. 
Clad in the customary black attire and wearing bead-chain, the pilgrims, cutting across ages, waited in the high-range temple paths since morning to have a glimpse of Lord Ayyappa, the principal deity, on the a…

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Thousands offer prayers at Sabarimala on Makaravilakku day

The Sabarimala temple is set for the Makara Vilakku festival, with over 200,000 devotees expected to attend. The Thiruvabharanam procession, which carries sacred ornaments for the Ayyappa idol, will be ceremoniously received at Saramkuthy in the evening. By 6:30 PM, the ornaments will be placed on the idol, followed by the Maha Deeparadhana ritual, and the Makara Jyothi will be visible from Ponambalamedu hill. Many pilgrims who arrived days befo…

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Sabarimala Temple Prepares for Makara Vilakku; Over 2 Lakh Devotees Expected | DH NEWS, DH Latest News, Kerala, Latest News, NEWS , Thiruvabharanam procession, Ayyappa, Sabarimala temple, Makara Vilakku

A SEA of pilgrims on Tuesday (14) braved massive rush and long queues to offer prayers at the famed Lord Ayyappa shrine in Sabarimala on the day of ‘Makaravilakku’, which marks the culmination of the over two-month-long annual pilgrimage season. Clad in the customary black attire and wearing bead-chain, the pilgrims, cutting across ages, waited in the high-range temple paths since morning to have a glimpse of Lord Ayyappa, the principal deity, o…

Sabarimala all set for Makaravilakku on Tuesday

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