Kollur Mookambika Temple Poojas & Sevas – Complete Guide

Many Hindu devotees visit Kollur Mookambika Temple every year as it is believed in Hindu Mythology that Devi Mookambika is the embody of many Gods and Goddesses. According to Hindu Purana, the jyotirlinga, refers to “Purusha,” male element of “Prakrithi” is situated in Kollur Mookambika . As per the experienced priest in the temple, there are various offerings to Devi Mookambika for different purposes. Many devotees perform Alankara Pooja, and Pushparathotsava for the progress in education, many do Friday Pooja for wealth, many perform Mahathrimadhura for good health, many come here to perform Sarvalankara pooja for the marriage and many devotees come here to eliminate the GrahaDosha by Navagraha Homam.

Details About Kollur Mookambika Temple

Kollur Mookambika Temple Pooja List

1. Ekadravya
2. Danthadhavana pooja
3. Parivara Pooja
4. Mahamangalarthi Pooja
5. Pradoshkala Pooja
6. Rathri Pooja
7. Alankara Pooja
8. Parivaryuktha Panchapooja
9. Chandika Homa
10. Sarvalankara Pooja
11. Saraswati Honam
12. Navagraha Honam

Importance of Pooja at Kollur Mookambika Temple

Many believe that Mookambika Devi pooja brings prosperity, spirituality and wealth. Considering Darshana of many Gods and Goddesses by Darshana of Devi Mookambika, thousands of devotees travel to Kollur. It is worshipped in the form of Jyotirlingam. Devi Mookambina is worshipped only with faith, people wants to do Seva and donations on Hundi, which needs to be donated to only the Seva counter.

Updated List of Poojas & Rates (2025)

Kollur Mookambika Temple Pooja Rates

1. Pushpanjali – 10 Rs.
2. Ashtothara Archana – 10 Rs.
3. Srividya Pushpanjali – 10 Rs.
4. Swyamvara Pushpanjali – 25 Rs.
5. Parivara Pooja – 500 Rs.
6. Raktha Pushpanjali – 25 Rs.
7. Pancha Pooja – 400 Rs.
8. Alankara Pooja – 75 Rs.
9. Maha Pooja – 8000 Rs.
10. Friday Pooja (For 1 year) – 2000 Rs.
11. Vahana Pooja (Light Vehicle) – 100 Rs.
12. Vahana Pooja (Heavy Vehicle) – 200 Rs.

Kollur Mookambika Temple Pooja Types and Prices

Daily Poojas	Special Poojas	Homams
Ekadravya	Sankara Acharya Gurupooja – 100 Rs.	Saraswati Homam – Rs. 1500
Danthadhavana Pooja	Udayasthamana Pooja – 1800 Rs.	Ganapathi Homam – Rs. 2000
Morning Pooja	Pantheeradi Pooja – 500 Rs.	Rudra Homam – Rs. 1000
Mahapooja – Rs. 8000	Pournami Pooja – 1500 Rs.	Dhanwantari Homam
Mahamangalarthi	Ardha Dina Pooja – 500 Rs.	MahaMrityunjay Homam
Pooja- Pushpanjali and Parivara Pooja	Saraswathiseva – 1500 Rs.	Vasthu Homam
Pradoshakala Pooja	Thrikala Pooja – 3500 Rs.	Navagraha Homam
Mangalarthi	Kudumba Pooja – 150 Rs.	Chandika Homam – Rs. 10000
Rathripooja	Ethrutha Pooja – 500 Rs.	Kubera Homam
ThrikalaBali – Rs. 3500		Mahakali Homam
		Sri Vidya Homam

Special Pooja Cost of Temple

Udayasthamana Pooja (18 Poojas) – Rs. 18000

NAVAGRAHAPOORVA CHANDI YAGA – Rs. 20000

Ganapathi Alankara Pooja – Rs.500

Mookambika Sahasranama Pushpanjali – Rs.100

Mookambika temple celebrate various festivals and special days according to Hindu calender.

Navrathri Pooja: Nine days of Navarathri are celebrated every year in Kollur Mookambika Temple. On the ninth day, Navadurgalankara, Pushparathothsava and Chandika Yoga are performed.

Dhanurmasa Pooja: Everyday morning during the month of Dhanu, Devi Mookambika is offered with Mangalarthi and Special Naividyas.

Shivratri Pooja: Many devotees from Karnataka, Kerala, and other states of South India visit Mookambika Temple in Kollur during Shivratri.

Varshika Utsava: During Varshika Utsava, Rudrabhisheka is performed every noon and various street festivals are taken place from evening 5:30 to 10’o clock night.

Ugadi Festival: Special pooja, Mahamangalarthi is performed on the Ugadi day.

Kollur Mookambika Temple Sevas Cost

Many Hindu Devotees believe in “Seva Parmo Dharma.” There are different types of Sevas which can be performed by the devotees for prosperity and spiritual blessings.

1. Anna Santharpana (for 1 time) – 15000 Rs.
2. Ashtothara Bhasmarchana – 10 Rs.
3. Ashtothara Kumkumarchana – 15 Rs.
4. Chavala Kanike- 50 Rs.
5. Chandika Parayana – 100 Rs.
6. Ghee Lamp – 30 Rs.
7. Hannukai – 35 Rs.
8. Karpoora Arathi – 15 Rs.
9. Laddu – 20 Rs.
10. KSHEER ABHISHEKA – 15 Rs.
11. Maha Prasada – 100 Rs.
12. Athimadura Payasam – Rs.200
13. Pal Payasam(Milk Payasam) – Rs.200
14. Choronu (Annaprasanam) – Rs.100

Popular Poojas & Their Significance

Saraswati Pooja Kollur Mookambika: In Mookambika Kollur temple, Saraswati Devi is considered to offer blessings and success on education. Devi Mookambika is often worshipped as Goddess of Knowledge. Many Hindu devotees meditate for one fortnight to improve concentration and attention. Many perform Mahathrimadhura for 41 days to improve the mental faculties.

Chandika Homa Kollur: In Kollur Mookambika Temple, many Hindu devotees perform Chandika Homa to Durga Devi. This home is eventually performed to defeat individuals from enimies, grahadosha and evil eyes. Many individual believes that they get victory to the court cases after ChandikaHoma.

Sahasranama Archana Mookambika Temple: Many Hindu devotees perform Sahasranama Archana to get spirituality, prosperity and blessings. It is special Seva, which is taken place in Mookambika temple during 30 to 45 minutes. It involves reciting of 1008 names of the deities.

Mookambika Temple Vidyarambaham: On the day of Vijayadashami, Vidyarambaham is taken place in Mookambika Temple Kollur.

Best Time to Book Poojas

Best Days to Visit Kollur Mookambika Temple

From October to March, it is considered as the best time to visit Kollur Mookambika temple. During Navratri festival, usually falls between September and October, Kollur Mookambika temple attracts many devotees. If you want to avoid the large crowd, you can plan it in any weekdays, but not in weekends, holidays and special festival days.

Kollur Temple Pooja Timings

The temple is open 24 hours, but darshana of Devi Mookambika is from 5:00 am to 9:00 pm.

5:00 am: Nirmalya Pooja

5:30 am: Starting of Eka Nalikera Ganahoma

6:30 am: Starting of Morning Pooja

7:15 am: Start of Dantha Dhavana Mangalarthi Pooja

8:00 am: Morning Mangalarthi Pooja

11:30 am: Starting of Noon Pooja

12:30 am: Start of Maha Mangalarthi Pooja

From 1:30 to 3:00 am: Door closes

6:30 pm: Pradosha Pooja

7:15 pm: Mangalarthi Pooja (Evening)

8:15 pm: Night Bali Utsava

9:00 pm: Kashya Mangalarthi Pooja

Navaratri Days at Kollur Mookambika Temple

On 3^rd October, Navratri starts it ends on 12^th October 2025. We are putting the timing and schedule of Navratri festival at Mookambika temple. From 4’o clock in the morning of every ten days, Navratri Pooja will start.

First day (3^rd October 2025): Kalpoktha Pooja, Navakshari Kalasha and Suvasini Pooja

Second day (4^th October 2025): Kalpoktha pooja, Ranga poojaand Suvasini pooja

Third day (5^th October 2025): Kalpoktha pooja, Ranga poojaand Suvasini pooja

Forth day (6^th October 2025): Kalpoktha pooja, Ranga pooja and Suvasini pooja

Fifth day (7^th October 2025): Lalitha Vrutha

Eighth day (10^th October 2025): Durgashtami Pooja

Ninth day (11^th October 2025): (Navrathri day)MahaChandika Yoga, Pushparatham, Udbhava lingam Abhishekam, KadiruHabba

Tenth day (12^th October 2025): Vidyarambam, Vijaya Dashami Festival

How to Book Poojas at Kollur Mookambika Temple Online and Accommodation

Online Booking

You can now directly make online booking of Mookambika temple poojas through https://kollurmookambikatemple.org/index.php/online-services/ booking option. Take receipt in the same online site after booking and carry this receipt during your visit to Kollur Mookambika temple.

Kollur Mookambika Seva Booking

Go to https://kollurmookambikatemple.org/index.php/online-services/ and get E-Seva and E-kanike, online booking options. Select E-Seva Booking and get various options of Seva to Mookambika Temple.

Tips Before Performing a Pooja

Few things you need to know before performing Mookambika temple pooja:

Dress Code: Dress code is quite similar to the dress code of Kerala temples. For Men, no upper wear is allowed to enter the temple, they are only allowed to wear Dhotis and underwear. Women can wear saree and salwar or choridaar, but need to cover it with dhoti before entering the temple. Any western dresses are not allowed for men and women both to enter the temple.

Items to Bring for Mookambika Temple Pooja: Devotees bring Ghee Deepa, Thrimadhura, Nanda Deepa, Thulabhara, Payesa Naivedya, Sarees and Mangala Sutra Thali to Mookambika Temple Pooja.

Duration of Pooja at Mookambika Temple: Morning Pooja starts at 6:00 am and continues till 12 noon. Evening Pooja starts from 6:30 pm and continue till 9:00 pm.

Where to Collect Receipts / Prasadam

Mookambike Temple Prasadam Collection: You can book the Prasadam as General Seva from the Sevacounter,  take receipts from the seva counter and collect your Prasadam from the Seva counter at Kollur Mookambika temple.

Temple Seva Counter Kollur: In Kollur, Devotees are requested to put their donations or seva at Hundi or the Seva Counter with receipts.

Where to get Pooja Receipt Kollur Temple: At Temple Seva Counter, the receipts for any seva, offerings and pooja will be available.

Nearby Accommodation if Doing Early Morning Pooja

It is mandatory for you to stay in hotels near Kollur Mookambika Temple if you are doing early morning pooja. We have mentioned here top five rooms near Mookambika temple where you can stay near Mookambika temple for pooja.

Kaireli Residency

It is the most budget-friendly choice of the devotees, located very close to the bus stand and also near to the temple.

Address: Near Bus stand, Kollur-Kundapur Road, Karnataka: 576220

Contact Number: 082775 50000

Customer Reviews: Friendly behaviour, good food quality, clean rooms

Jyothis Residency

This hotel room can also be considered as a best stay for the devotees who want to do early morning pooja, as it is located near the temple, 30 km. away from the Byndoor Railway Station and 140 km. away from the Mangalore International Airport.

Address: 27/5, Taluk, Kollur, Mookambika-kundapura road, Kollur, Karnataka: 576220

Contact Number:094807 21366

Customer Reviews: Good room service, hygienic, good pricing

Abimon Residency

It is a very comfortable, luxurious and well-boutique designed international hotel, located 200 m. away from Mookambika temple Kollur.

Address:Byndoor and Ranebennur Road, Baindur, Kollur, Karnataka: 576220

Contact Number:095380 69398

Customer Reviews: Good Location, Nice Staff behaviour, good pricing, comfortable

Mookambika Palace

This is the most comfortable and luxurious choice for the devotees who want to do early morning pooja at Kollur Mookambika temple. It is located in Udupi city and near to Mangalore International Airport.

Address: Near Car Street Kundapura, Taluk, Udupi City, Karnataka: 576220

Contact Number:077954 38973

Customer Reviews: Quality Food, Clean Rooms, Friendly customer service

Mahalakshmi Residency

This is one of the luxurious and comfortable stay options for the devotees at moderate pricing.

Address: Near Sri Mookambika Temple, Main Road, Taluk, Kollur, Karnataka: 576220

Contact Number: 098458 84446

Customer Reviews: A minute walk distance, customer-friendly service, hygiene, comfortable, luxurious

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