At the heart of the complex stands the sanctum of Lord Kedarnath Mahadev - a sacred space where daily Aarti, Rudrabhishek, and Mahamrityunjaya Jaap will fill the air with devotion. The hall is designed to host large congregations during festivals and special poojas.

A consecrated water kund built for Jal Abhishek and ritual purification. Devotees may perform sacred offerings, symbolizing the eternal connection between the Kedarnath Dham of the Himalayas and this temple in Delhi.

A spacious, multi-purpose community hall with a seating capacity of around 2000 devotees. The hall will host satsangs, bhajan-sandhyas, discourses, and social welfare events - all conducted free of cost for the community.

A grand 51-fire-altar Yajnashala for large-scale Vedic rituals and havans. This sacred area will be the spiritual core for collective prayers, Rudra Yajnas, and special sankalpa ceremonies organized by the Trust.

A serene residential enclave for sadhus and saints, created for meditation, study, and spiritual dialogue. The Kutir offers an atmosphere of peace where holy men may reside and bless visiting devotees.

The Mandir campus includes a spacious Gaushala devoted to cow protection and service. Indigenous breeds will be nurtured here, along with medical care for injured or abandoned cows - a living symbol of compassion and dharma.

A centre dedicated to yogic discipline and holistic health, offering guidance in yoga, pranayama, and spiritual therapy - where seekers can rejuvenate both body and soul.

Morning and evening bhajan-kirtan programs will be organized daily, creating an atmosphere of constant devotion. Each day’s worship culminates with the floral śṛṅgār (Sewa) of Lord Shiva.

The Mandir Trust conducts free marriage ceremonies for economically weaker families, enabling daughters to be married with dignity and divine blessings.

Regular food distribution and bhandaara Sewa will serve devotees and underprivileged people, reinforcing the temple’s commitment to service (Sewa paramo dharmaḥ).

Pure Gangajal will be available within the temple premises for poojas and Abhisheks, symbolizing the sacred confluence of the Ganga’s purity and Shiva’s grace.

A landscaped green park with musical fountain adds aesthetic beauty and serenity to the temple grounds - a tranquil area for reflection and family visits.

A special mandap dedicated to worship of 33 crore deities, allowing devotees to experience the vastness of India’s divine heritage in a single spiritual journey.

The Mandir ensures inclusive facilities with special queues for senior citizens, VIP Darshan options, and complete wheelchair accessibility throughout the premises.