The sacred Sri Hassanamba Jatra Mahotsav 2025 has commenced in Hassan, Karnataka, bringing waves of devotion and festivity to the region. The annual celebration at the Hassanamba Temple — which opens its doors to devotees only once a year — is one of Karnataka’s most revered religious events, attracting thousands of pilgrims from across the state.
This year, the temple doors were ceremoniously opened on October 9, 2025, and the Jatra Mahotsav will continue for eight days, featuring rituals, poojas, and special cultural programs dedicated to Goddess Hassanamba.
Temple Timings
During the Jatra Mahotsav 2025, the Hassanamba Temple will remain open daily from:
Special poojas and religious events will take place at various intervals throughout the day, including Mangalarathi, Alankara Seva, and Deeparadhane.
Special Darshana & Sevas
To manage the heavy inflow of devotees, the temple authorities have arranged Special Darshana and Seva passes for those seeking a faster and more personalized worship experience.
- Special Darshana Pass: Gold Card Pass, ₹1000 & ₹300 (per person)
Special arrangements have been made for senior citizens and differently-abled devotees to ensure smooth access during the rush hours.
Sri Hassanamba Jatra Mahotsav 2025 Invitation Card
Ticket Booking & Entry Details
Tickets for Special Darshana can be purchased at the temple counter near the entrance or via the official Hassan district administration website https://srihassanaambatemple.com/. Devotees are advised to book early due to limited availability and high demand during the peak days of the Jatra.
About the Festival
The Sri Hassanamba Jatra Mahotsav marks the only period in the year when the Hassanamba Temple opens to the public. Devotees believe that Goddess Hassanamba, a divine form of Shakti, blesses those who visit her during this sacred week with prosperity and protection.
The temple’s unique rituals — including offerings of rice, flowers, turmeric, and lighted lamps — have been followed for centuries, preserving the deep-rooted traditions of Karnataka’s spiritual heritage.
As the festival progresses, the city of Hassan is witnessing a vibrant display of devotion, culture, and community spirit, with local authorities ensuring smooth arrangements for pilgrims.
