DRESS CODE & VISITOR ETIQUETTE
Your cooperation helps maintain the sanctity and spiritual atmosphere of Sri Venkateswara Temple.
Not Allowed
Please avoid wearing the following:
- Sleeveless or very revealing clothing
- Short shorts or very short skirts
- Crop tops or clothing that exposes the midriff
- Very tight or transparent clothing
- Clothing with offensive or inappropriate graphics
- Beachwear or athletic-only attire
- Torn or excessively casual clothing
Allowed
You are welcome to wear modest & covered attire.
- Sleeveless or very revealing clothing
- Traditional Indian attire such as sarees, salwar kameez, kurta-pajamas and dhotis
- Shirts or tops that provide appropriate coverage
- Long pants, trousers or modest-length skirts
- Clothing that covers the shoulders and knees
- Clean and comfortable attire appropriate for worship
- Traditional or formal attire for special religious ceremonies
Visitor Etiquette
Maintain a Peaceful Atmosphere
Please maintain appropriate silence and decorum in worship areas.
Follow Temple Instructions
Kindly follow directions from Temple staff, priests and volunteers.
Maintain Cleanliness
Please keep the Temple premises clean and use designated areas for footwear and belongings.
Be Mindful of Photography
Please follow Temple instructions regarding photography and recording during religious services.
Family-Friendly Environment
Visitors are encouraged to conduct themselves respectfully toward fellow devotees.
Special Ceremonies
For festivals, sevas, homams, weddings and other special religious occasions, devotees are encouraged to choose traditional or formal Indian attire that reflects the devotional nature of the occasion.
Before You Enter
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Dress Modestly :
Choose attire appropriate for a place of worship. -
Remove Footwear :
Follow designated footwear arrangements before entering worship areas. -
Silence & Respect :
Keep conversations quiet and maintain a peaceful environment. -
Follow Instructions :
Temple staff and volunteers may provide special instructions during festivals and ceremonies.
Om Namo Venkatesaya
Om Namo Venkatesaya