Sabarimala Online Booking 2024
Sabarimala Online Booking 2024: Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB) has started online registration for pilgrims visiting Sabarimala Ayyappa Temple. This registration can be done for Virtual Queue. For this, the board has set a daily limit of 70,000 pilgrims. Pilgrims can obtain virtual queue passes from the Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB) website and app to visit the Ayyappa temple. Pilgrims can book their slots in advance at Sabarimala Ayyappa Temple and avoid long queues.
Travancore Devaswom Board will issue Virtual Q Pass with QR code to the pilgrims, through which they will be able to enter the temple premises. The Kerala government had announced 80,000 slots for daily darshan at Sabarimala Ayyappa temple, which was rejected by the board. After the government announcement, pilgrims felt that 10,000 slots would be on spot i.e. offline. However, after rejection by the board members, only pilgrims who register online will be allowed to enter the temple premises.
Do online registration like this
For this, pilgrims will first have to visit the Travancore Devaswom Board website (https://sabarimalaonline.org/#/login) or app.
After this you will have to register through your phone number and e-mail ID.
Sabarimala Online Booking 2024
After creating a new user, you will have to tap on the Virtual-Q option on the home page.
Sabarimala Online Booking 2024
After this, the date and route for darshan will have to be selected.
In this way a virtual queue pass will be generated for darshan.
Sabarimala Online Booking 2024
Pilgrims should note that while registering on the Travancore Devaswom Board website, they will have to enter their name, address, mobile number as well as ID proof details. As ID proof, pilgrims must have Aadhar Card, Voter ID Card, Passport or any other government ID. The pass with QR code will be sent to the e-mail and mobile of the pilgrims. By showing this pass, pilgrims will be able to visit the temple premises.
3 routes to Sabarimala temple
Sabarimala Ayyappa Temple can be entered through three different routes. The distance of Pamba-Marakottam route is 4 kilometers. Apart from this, there is Vandiperiyar-Sathram-Pulamedu route, the distance of which is 16 kilometers. Also, the longest route is Erumele-Kalaketti, whose distance is 46 kilometers. Apart from being the longest, it is also the traditional route.
