Thiruvananthapuram
Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple
Vishnu reclining on the serpent Anantha, in the East Fort of Thiruvananthapuram; Hindus only.
Darshan 03:30 – 19:20, in 7 windowsThe Hindu temples covered in Kerala so far, with the timings each one publishes and the rule most likely to change your visit. Every line below is taken from that temple's own page, where the source and the date it was checked are shown in full.
Sources checked 29 September 2026
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Thiruvananthapuram
Vishnu reclining on the serpent Anantha, in the East Fort of Thiruvananthapuram; Hindus only.
Darshan 03:30 – 19:20, in 7 windows
Guruvayur
Krishna temple in Thrissur district that opens at 3 AM and enforces a strict Kerala dress code.
Darshan 03:00 – 12:30, 16:30 – 21:15
Sabarimala
Hill shrine of Ayyappan in the Periyar Tiger Reserve, open only in set seasons and by Virtual-Q.
Timings not verified yetThe published hours in one line per temple. The full schedule, block by block, is on each temple's own timings page.
| Temple | Published hours |
|---|---|
| PadmanabhaswamyThiruvananthapuram | Seven short darshan windows from 03:30 to 12:00 and 16:30 to 19:20, published by the temple. |
| GuruvayurGuruvayur | 03:00 to 12:30 and 16:30 to 21:15, per Kerala Tourism. The Devaswom publishes no readable timetable. |
| SabarimalaSabarimala | Seasonal. On days the temple is open, TDB publishes 05:00 to 13:00, and an evening session from Deeparadhana at 18:30 to Harivarasanam at 21:50. |
The one rule at each temple most likely to turn a planned visit into a wasted journey.
| Temple | The rule most likely to change your visit |
|---|---|
| PadmanabhaswamyThiruvananthapuram | Men must wear a Kerala mundu with veshti (upper cloth); women a saree or half-saree. Entry is restricted to Hindus. |
| GuruvayurGuruvayur | Men may wear only a plain white or cream dhoti, with no shirt; a board at the temple states non-Hindus are not allowed inside. |
| SabarimalaSabarimala | TDB states online Virtual-Q booking is mandatory for all pilgrims, and only those carrying the irumudi may climb the 18 steps. |
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