Goddess Hasanamba is attracting a large number of devotees every day from different places
Even before the completion of two days of public darshan, more than 3 lakh devotees had visited the temple by 11am on Saturday. Revenue of Rs 3.6 crore had been generated through ticket sales and laddu prasada sales. The total collection is expected to cross Rs 4 crore by Saturday night. The temple’s sanctum doors were opened on Oct 29, while public darshan began on Oct 30. The doors will be closed on Nov 11, with public darshan available until Nov 10. In 2025, the Hasanamba Jatra Mahotsava was held from Oct 9 to 23. A total of 26,06,691 devotees visited the temple during the period, setting a record for the highest footfall in the festival’s history. Revenue of Rs 25,59,48,771 was collected through ticket sales, laddu sales and hundi collections, which was also the highest ever in the temple’s history. In 2024, around 17,42,240 devotees had visited the temple, while the total revenue collected through offerings stood at Rs 12,63,83,808. the unprecedented rush of devotees this year has raised expectations of a new milestone Although the previous year’s revenue record of over Rs 25.6 crore was considered difficult to surpass. Quote hanger Online sales of Rs 1,000 and Rs 300 darshan tickets began on Oct 22. Since then, Rs 1.9 crore has been collected through online bookings. Another Rs 1.6 crore has been generated through ticket and laddu prasada sales at counters set up around the temple. The total revenue collected so far stands at Rs 3.6 crore – Jagadish Gangannavar, assistant commissioner and temple administrative officer.
You Can Also Check: Gold Rate in Mysuru | Silver Rate in Mysuru | Bank Holidays in Mysuru | Public Holidays in Mysuru Stay updated with the latest Mysuru news. Hassan: The Hasanamba Temple collection is likely to create a new record in revenue collection, with a huge number of devotees visiting the temple. Going by the current trend, this year’s festival is likely to create a new record in the history of the temple in terms of both devotee footfall and revenue. With two Sundays and the Deepavali holidays falling during the festival period, the number of devotees is expected to increase further, leading to higher revenue. Download the TOI App.