Visiting this temple after 27 years... Lots of changes, all for the better Had trouble locating the place, it's been ages since I've been that side. The complex has become larger. I visited in the morning, so there wasn't any crowd. It's now easier to access, with the Metro nearby ( R K Puram and Munirka - both about 20 - 25 minutes away by walk), and lots of buses from different parts of the city passing nearby.

V neat and clean temple. Systematic for pooja, marriage arrangements. I got married here 30yrs ago. Recently I visited this temple to revive my memories and I could feel everything same. V nostalgic. No change in structure but much more beautiful.

South Indian temple. Built in the traditional style. Parking lot available nearby the temple. For poojaa pay at the counter near entry gate and submit the pooja basket with receipt at the sree Kovil. Everything seems to be systematic.

They have maintained the Temple very neat and clean. Good Positive vibes are their when you enter this Temple. There is a small canteen inside the Temple, where you will get breakfast. They celebrate most of the occasion like Vishu , Onam. Navarathri, Diwali, Magara Vilakku etc. During the time of Magara Vilakku, there would be Anna Dhanaam or Bhandara for 41 days inside the temple. Each day they would feed more than 4000 devotees every day.

Sacred place. So peaceful temple. Located in the heart of RK Puram, Delhi. I have never visited Ayyappa Temple before but after visiting this temple I will try to visit here often

Divine place... Temple built in Kerala's style of Architecture. Lord Ayyappa, Devi, Ganesha and Sarpadeva Idols are established here. Different offerings are available here. This temple gives the vibe of Kerala. Peaceful ambience.

Well maintained and immaculately clean temple located at buzzing RK Puram, a famous residential area in South Delhi. The response of staff members are warm and welcoming too. It's quite vast and beautiful. Prasadam is quite good The temple authorities organise pilgrim trips to Sabarimala in Kerala. There are many Malayali shops (പെട്ടിക്കട kind) shops outside the temple to have some hot tea and vada❤️

My mallu frnd had taken me..she wanted me to attend laksharchana...attended..seen...lived Everything was gud n lovely..when u r a non mallu..u want to know all the more Had stomach ful of avial on 23rd...lived the food One suggestion.food distribution is gud but there was immense wastage..uncalled fir...ppl donate money...when u see food being wastwd..it is a bad sight Do something abt it Give them in small packed dabbas..or serve less All do not enjoy every item of the meal 25th..was gud...pls tell the volunteers to serve foid respectfully..not to throw sabzi on the plate Well will go tom too Thanx frnd

It was such a relaxing experience. Mandir is such well maintained, absolutely clean, everything organised and ultimate beautiful. Best part is the prasad. It is so tasty and i loved it. Must visit.

Little bit of Kerala in Delhi. Nostalgic. Well maintained

Here complete work is very systemically done. Very clean environment. Workers are very courteous and fully help in carrying out rituals.

This is a very beautiful temple, adjacent to the KV. This temple is dedicated to lord ayyappa. Every year, different defence forces arrange the puja program here

Lovely and lively temple. Had been to this temple since 1999-2000. Kept evolving since then. Loads of memories. It is blissful and feeling blessed as always...

Ayyappa Temple in Delhi Sri Swamiye Sharanam Ayyappa! The Ayyappa temple is a sacred oasis nestled in the heart of Delhi, offering easy accessibility from every corner of the city. This divine sanctuary comprises several significant facets that enrich the spiritual experience. Within the temple precincts, you'll discover the Ganapati mandir, Hanuman Mandir, and Mata Mandir, each contributing to the spiritual tapestry of the complex. The ceremonial Naga Pooja adds to the sanctity of this revered place. Additionally, the temple boasts an auditorium where a variety of cultural activities are regularly conducted, fostering a vibrant and inclusive atmosphere. The temple's surroundings are equally enchanting. A vast, sprawling lawn adorned with lush green grass provides a serene space for contemplation and relaxation. Adjacent to this verdant expanse, a canteen beckons with a tempting array of South Indian delights, including idly and wada, crafted to perfection according to their daily menu. It's an opportunity to savor not just the divine, but also culinary pleasures. Unlike bustling streets, the approach to the temple is tranquil, offering ample parking facilities for devotees and visitors alike. However, it's important to note that cameras are restricted from entering the inner sanctum, where the temple walls shimmer with ornate brass and gold embellishments. The Dwaja Sthamb, the majestic flagstaff, also stands adorned in resplendent brass, evoking a sense of awe and reverence. In this sacred abode, another cherished tradition unfolds – the Thula Baram ritual, further deepening the spiritual significance of the Ayyappa temple. It's a place where faith, culture, and tranquility converge, inviting all seekers of divinity to experience its unique allure.

Temples in Kerala differ much from that in other parts of India. For malayalees who miss the ambience of temples back home the Ayyappa Temple in R K puram this is surely a godsend. For the time you spend here you will surely forget that this temple is anywhere near Delhi. It's well managed by the trustees, with poojas and festivals followed meticulously with pomp. The serene Kerala styled setting serves to take you back home for the time you spent there. It's also a great place to meet fellow malayalees. I regularly visit the temple with my family on Sundays morning. The temple also has a small cafeteria that serves hot and delicious idly and Vada. Must say that the parippuvada is just absolutely crispy and yummy 😋. Just perfect after a blisssfull prayer.

Peaceful place. Full of positive energy. Please have a darshan of lord Ayyappa and go home blessed. Must attend the aarti.

Swamy's Saranam Ayyappa. Temple full of Dhiya very much heart filling moments at this temple and Acharya visit for Soundrya Lahri was a great time . We were part of Vedical chanting in the temple

Very neat and clean temple. Well maintained and the staffs are very polite and co-operative. Good temple for worship and prayers

My friend was met with FIRE accident and he had burns all throughout the body. We went to KBK Hospital and their treatment is the best for burn heals and my friend recovered very fast with their advanced treatment. Strongly recommend burn cases or any skin related cases to KBK Hospitals.

A beautiful temple where you can get charged with your inner energy and thereby go about with your life with an enhanced sense of balance and depth. Go in the morning . Enjoy your south indian breakfast too at temple. On Saturday and Sunday

God's presence can be felt Very Divine Atmosphere Neat and Clean Well Maintained

Recently I visited this temple to revive my childhood memories and I could feel everything same and as It is very Old and Delhi's first Ayyappa Temple located near the centre of R K Puram. Serene place inside and you can feel that vibe of Peace. No change in structure but much more beautiful.