Delhi is a hub of various
spiritual and religious places which captures the curiosity of a large number
of people across various parts of the world. If we talk about India as a whole,
there are abundant of places like Temples, Gurudwaras, Mosques, Churches and
other spiritual spots. Sometimes it becomes so difficult to choose which one to
see first and which one to leave. The capital of India, Delhi, is known for its
welcoming nature and overloaded tourism places. It is again a well-known fact
that Delhi
Sightseeing Tour is one of the popular travel services offers by the
government as well as the private companies. Let us have a look over some of
the most popular religious places to see at the Indian capital.
Jhandewalan
Hanuman Mandir, Karol Bagh
You must have seen the huge
108-feet tallest statue of Lord Hanuman in movies also. This is actually
Jhandewalan Hanuman Mandir. It took almost 13 years to construct and completed
in the year 2007. It can be easily seen from the Karol Bagh & Jhandewalan
Metro Station. The tourists from various countries of the world visit this
place in order to see the creativity and religious values. The Hindu devotees
can be seen here in a large number especially on Tuesday and Saturday.
Akshardham
Temple, Akshardham
It is one of the most popular
Hindu temples which hold the record for ‘World’s Largest Comprehensive Hindu
Temple’ in Guinness record book. It is built as per the architecture of Vastu
without using any type of ferrous metal in the construction. The Swami Narayan
Akshardham Mandir is one of the popular spots witness the attention of a large
number of tourists from various parts of the world.
KalKaji
Mandir, KalKaji
Located in the South of Delhi,
KalKaji Mandir is dedicated to the goddess Kali. This popular temple is constructed of marble,
plaster and masonry. It is believed that Pandavas and Lord Krishna worshipped
the Goddess at this Hindu Temple during the period of Mahabharata. It can be
seen full of the crowd, especially during the Navratri. The timings of Aarti
are 4 AM, 6 AM and 7.30 PM.
Laxmi
Narayan Temple, Mandir Marg, Near Gole Market, New Delhi
This beautiful temple is also
famous as Birla Mandir in Delhi. The temple is dedicated to the Goddess Laxmi
who was the companion of Lord Vishnu. It was inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi and
since then one can see Hindu devotee during the major Hindu festivals like
Diwali and Janamasthami. The timings of this temple are 4.30 AM to 1.30 PM then
2.30 PM to 9.30 PM and Aarti from 6 AM to 6.45 PM.
SUMMARY
There is no denying fact that
Delhi is famous for its fusion of rich heritage and different religions living
together with complete peace and harmony. If you want to visit Delhi, then one day tour services
will be of great option. The author is from a popular tour and travel company
named as My Tour Package. For more
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