Dekho Dham publishes guides to Hindu temples, festivals and pilgrimages. This page explains how we research and write them, how we handle mistakes, and how we are funded.
1How we research
We build each article from primary or official sources wherever they exist: the temple trust or temple website, government, railway or tourism notices, and the original scriptures for stories and verses.
Where a primary source is not available, we use reputable reference works such as Wikipedia and say so. Each article lists its sources at the end under "Sources and further reading".
2Timings, fees and bookings
Darshan timings, fees, festival dates and booking rules change often and can differ by season and by local panchang.
Treat what we publish as a guide, and confirm with the temple or the official booking portal before you travel.
3Authors
Each article carries the name of its author on the page. See our About Us page for who writes Dekho Dham.
4Religious accuracy and respect
Traditions differ between regions, temples and sampradayas. We try to present the commonly followed practice and to note where practices differ. We aim to write respectfully about all traditions.
Found a mistake? Help us correct it
- Note the article name and what is wrong or out of date.
- Add an official source if you have one (temple website, government notice, scripture reference).
- Send it through the Contact page, or leave a comment under the post.
We review reports and fix confirmed errors as soon as we can.
Affiliate links and advertising
Some pages contain affiliate links, for example to hotels, puja items or gifts. If you buy through them we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Affiliate links are marked, and they do not change what we write about a temple or festival.
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