The Historical Temple In Delhi  :-

Akshardham : -


- Swaminarayan Akshardham's , an imposing cultural monuments on the banks of the Yamuna in New Delhi.
- This temple built on the banks of National Highway No. 24 adjacent to Nizamuddin Bridge on the Yamuna coast in East Delhi, has been built on 100 acres of land at a cost of Rs 200 crores after working day and night for five years.
- It combines traditional stone art and architecture, Indian's cultures and civilization, ancient values and wisdom and therefore the better of modern technology.
- In this huge temple, people get to see a unique hue of centuries old Indian art, science, literature and philosophy.
- Entrance to the temple is through the Mayur gates.
- The main monuments is a marvel in pink sandstone and white marble that is 141 feet high, 316 feet wide and 370 feet long.
- The fine carvings of the entire building of the temple attract the attention of the people.
- The entire monument stands on 234 pillars.
- And more than 20 thousand lively sculptures make the audience enchanted.
- The reviving authentic Hindu carvings .
- The monuments rises on the shoulders of 148 huge stone elephants, depicting ancient tales from the Purans and Panchtantra .
- A two-level circumambulation road has also been constructed around the main monument.
- The huge statue of Lord Swami Narayan Ji Maharaj and his 5 followers installed in the temple is made of five metal.
- The main temple is surrounded by a lake around.
- The ticket rate is Rs 125 per person for viewing the exhibitions etc. of this temple and Rs 75 for senior citizens and children.


ISKCON Temple : -



 - ISKCON Temple was built in 1998 by the followers of Hare Rama Hare Krishna Sanstha (dedicated to Lord Krishna) on the hill road.
- This temple is located on Hari Krishna Hill, Sant Nagar Main Road, East of Kailash, Delhi.
- Currently the most attraction of the temple is that the Robort, who enact and preach the Gita.
- The magnificent temple has 'Shikharas' ata height of Or The peak of this temple is 90 feet above the ground surface.
- Its main hall is air-conditioned with a capacity of around 1500 devotees.
- Beautiful would describe the architecture of the temple mildly. . . at the entrance are Two gatekeepers Vaikuntha Stambh (where Lord Krishna resides) are located at the main entrance of this temple.
- It has paintings made by Russian paintings depicting the figures of Radha Krishna, Sita, Rama, Lakshmana, Hanuman and Chaitanya Mahaprabhu.
- 12 here every Sunday afternoon 00 to 3. Between 00 there are main events such as Kirtan, Aarti, Pravachan and Prasadam.


Bahai Temple : -


Open :- 9:00 am to 5:30 pm Tues - Sun ; meditation 10:00 am to noon , 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm Tues - Sun.

- The lotus flower shaped temple situated on Kalkaji Marg is the seventh temple of the link of Bahai Archana sites.
- Built at a cost of Rs 5.9 crore, Lotus Temple is a very recent architectural marvel of the Bahai faith , it is lotus shaped.
- It is mades from marble , cements Dolomites and sand.
- This temple is also known as the 'Taj of Modern India'.
- This building, 40 meters high, has nine panels that are made of white marble and give a feel of freshness and transparency.
- The corridor protrudes from among the blooming leaves.
- The main prayer hall, reception room and management room are also built here.
- There is a hall made of white marble, which ends on a red stone outpost from outside and there is also a reading room.
- The reason for choosing the shape of the lotus flower is that the lotus flower holds a special place in the Indian tradition.
- The marble used here was sourced from Greece and the shape of the leaves was harvested from Italy.
- It is hospitable all faiths and is a perfect place for meditation and obtaining peace and tranquility.
- The Bahai Prayer House is dedicated to God, the nation, religion and is open to all religious people.
- Followers of all religions can come here and pray because the Bahais believed in an independent world religion.





Birla Mandir : -


Open: - 6:00 am to 10:00 pm daily.

- It is the most famous Hindu temple in the city.
- Located to the west of Connaught Place, this temple was built in 1938 by industrialist King Baldev Birla and inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi.
- There are different temples inside the main temple, of which Lakshmi Narayan's temple is on the right and Durgaji's temple is on the left.
- Here all branches of Hinduism can be seen.
- Artificial hills, caves, waterfalls, etc have been built in the back of the temple along with the yagyasala.
- Along with the temple, Geeta Bhawan is located, where there is a huge statue of Lord Krishna and the Mahabharata period picture.
- On one hand, the tableau of the life of Lord Buddha can be seen.
- Apart from this, there is also a guest house, library and reading room.



Chhatarpur Temple : -



- A complex of temples called Chattarpur Mandir is found beyond the Qutab Minar in Mehrauli.
- Dedicated Goddess Durga it is built in South Indian style.
- The temple complex is cover an outsized area with beautiful lawns and gardens.
- This temple was constructed in 1981 and its construction work was started by Sant Baba Nagpal Singh Ji.
- It is in Dera village near Mehrauli.
- This temple is related to Mata Durga, which is why her idol is most attractive, which is made of gold.
- But the other goddesses are also worth seeing.
- The holy festival of Navaratri is quite crowded and crowded in this temple.
- During the festivals there are special bus services to those temples.
- In those days, there is also a provision of eating after worship here.
- This temple is made of white marble stone.