Trimbakeshwar is one of our best-anchored Jyotirlinga pages, because the trust publishes its own daily programme: morning puja 7:00–8:30 AM and mid-day puja 10:45 AM–12:30 PM, with festival-day changes noted on trimbakeshwartrust.com. The linga here is unique — a three-faced embodiment held to represent Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva, kept water-immersed and glimpsed through the year’s cycles. Checked 02 October 2026.
The official windows
| Puja | Time | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Morning puja (Bramha Deva) | 7:00–8:30 AM | Verified — official source |
| Mid-day puja (Mahadev) | 10:45 AM–12:30 PM | Verified — official source |
| Evening window | Publishes on the trust site | Official source governs |
| Darshan broadly | ~6 AM–8 PM class (reported) | Unconfirmed |
The special pujas (reported classes)
| Puja | Purpose | Reported cost class |
|---|---|---|
| Narayan Nagbali | 3-day rite for ancestors/naga dosha | from ~₹21,000 |
| Kaal Sarp puja | Kaal Sarp dosha nivaran | ~₹2,500–7,500 |
Booking runs through trust-verified pandas; arrive a day early; new white clothes are the reported norm (black/green avoided). The dress rule for the sanctum — dhoti for men, saree/modest for women — is consistently reported but not fetched from an official page.
The kund
The Kushavarta kund beside the temple marks the Godavari’s symbolic origin (the actual source lies in the Brahmagiri hills above) — the snan tank for pilgrims and the rite site for the pitra ceremonies.
Frequently asked questions
What are the timings?
Official: 7–8:30 AM and 10:45–12:30 PM puja windows; the trust site carries the full rhythm.
What do the special pujas cost?
Reported classes above — no official rate card; book only through trust-verified pandas.