Maa Ram Dham
Mohali, Punjab
About Maa Ram Dham
Maa Ram Dham is a revered ancient temple dedicated to Ram located in Mohali, Punjab. This sacred shrine attracts thousands of devotees annually and is known for its religious significance.
Maa Ram Dham has a glorious history spanning 2000 years. Built during the reign of Chola Dynasty, this temple stands as a testament to India's rich cultural heritage. The temple is particularly famous for its towering gopuram.
Darshan Timings
Extended hours on festivals
Available Pujas & Sevas
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the timings of Maa Ram Dham?
Maa Ram Dham is open from 5:00 AM to 9:00 PM daily. Morning darshan is from 5:00 AM to 12:00 PM and evening darshan is from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
How to reach Maa Ram Dham?
You can reach Maa Ram Dham by road, rail, or air. The nearest airport is Mohali Airport. Regular buses and taxis are available from Mohali city center.
What is the best time to visit Maa Ram Dham?
The best time to visit Maa Ram Dham is during October to March. Avoid weekends and festivals if you prefer less crowd.
Is there any dress code for Maa Ram Dham?
Yes, modest traditional attire is recommended. Men should wear dhoti or trousers, women should wear saree or salwar kameez. Avoid shorts and sleeveless clothes.
Can I book online darshan for Maa Ram Dham?
Yes, you can book online darshan through Book My Mandir app. VIP darshan, special pujas, and accommodation can be booked in advance.
What pujas are available at Maa Ram Dham?
Maa Ram Dham offers various pujas including Archana, Abhishekam, and special rituals. Prices range from ₹101 to ₹21,000 depending on the puja type.
Is photography allowed inside Maa Ram Dham?
Photography is generally not allowed inside the main sanctum of Maa Ram Dham. However, photos can be taken in the temple premises and outer areas.
What is the history of Maa Ram Dham?
Maa Ram Dham has a rich history dating back 2000 years. It was built by Chola Dynasty and is dedicated to Ram. The temple is known for its architectural beauty.
Major Festivals
- Navratri
- Onam
- Temple Anniversary