Guidelines

How devotees conduct themselves here

None of this is enforced with any severity. It is simply what is customary, written down so that a first-time visitor is not left guessing.

A small carved stone shrine within the temple precinct.

Customs

At the temple

01

Dress modestly

Traditional or modest dress is appreciated. Shoulders and knees covered. There is no enforced dress code, but devotees dress respectfully.

02

Remove footwear

Footwear is removed before entering the temple. Use the stand at the entrance.

03

Photography

Photography is generally not permitted inside the sanctum. Ask before photographing anywhere within the precinct, and never during aarti.

04

Silence during aarti

Please keep phones silent and conversation to a minimum during aarti.

05

Everyone is welcome

Baba's temple has no restriction of caste, community, or faith. Sabka Malik Ek — one God governs all. Devotees of every background are welcome at every part of the temple.

06

Udi is free

Udi and prasadam are given without charge. Nothing inside the temple is sold to devotees. Be wary of anyone outside offering to sell either.

सबका मालिक एक

Everyone is welcome here

Baba belonged to no religion and refused to be claimed by any. Hindus and Muslims both came to him and both were received identically. This temple has never asked a visitor their caste, their community, or their faith, and it never will.