How to Reach

From Delhi to Naag Devta Temple (Dehradun):

• By Air: Fly from Delhi to Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun. From the airport, hire a taxi to reach Naag Devta Temple near Kimadi/Rikauli area.
• By Train: Take a train from Delhi to Dehradun Railway Station. From there, hire a taxi or local transport to the temple.
• By Road: Regular buses and private vehicles are available from Delhi to Dehradun. From Dehradun city, local transport or taxi can be taken to reach the temple

From Ahmedabad to Naag Devta Temple (Dehradun):

• By Air: Fly from Ahmedabad to Dehradun (usually via Delhi). From Dehradun airport, hire a taxi to the temple.
• By Train: Train services are available from Ahmedabad to Delhi or Dehradun. After reaching Dehradun, take a taxi or local transport to the temple.
• By Road: Long-distance buses or private vehicles can be used up to Dehradun, followed by local transport.

History of the Temple

Naag Devta Temple, located near Dehradun in Uttarakhand, is dedicated to Naag Devta, the serpent deity revered in Hindu tradition. The temple holds special importance among local residents and devotees who believe that worshipping Naag Devta protects them from snake-related fears and brings prosperity.

According to local legends, the temple was established after villagers witnessed divine signs related to serpents in the area. It is believed that Naag Devta resides here and fulfills the wishes of devotees who worship with faith. The peaceful natural surroundings of the temple add to its spiritual significance.

• Nag Devta Abhishek / Main Worship:
  • Primary ritual of the temple.
  • Devotees offer milk, flowers, incense, and lamps to the serpent deity.
  • Performed to seek protection, prosperity, and relief from fears and ailments related to snakes.
• Darshan and Personal Prayers:
  • Devotees perform darshan and offer personal prayers and vows (vrat).

Important Days and Times for Pooja

• Major Festival:
  • Nag Panchami: The most important festival dedicated to Nag Devta. Special poojas and large gatherings occur.
• Auspicious Days:
  • Shravan (Sawan) Month: Highly auspicious period for serpent worship.
  • Purnima (Full Moon Days): Increased devotional activity.
• Daily Temple Timings:
  • Generally open from early morning (around 6:00 AM) to evening (around 7:00–8:00 PM).

Attire (Dressing Guidelines) for Pooja

• Men:
  • Kurta-pyjama, dhoti, or full-length trousers with shirt.
  • Shorts and sleeveless clothing are discouraged.
• Women:
  • Saree, salwar-kameez, churidar, or other modest traditional attire.
  • Dupatta or shawl is recommended.
• General:
  • Footwear must be removed before entering the temple premises.
  • Modest and respectful clothing is expected.

Official Websites

• Government / Tourism Website:
  • No exclusive government website for the temple.
  • Information is available through Uttarakhand Tourism portals.
• Temple Trust Website:
  • No officially registered or published temple trust website is available.