Lotus Temple Daytime
Lotus Temple In New Delhi 03-2016
Lotus Temple In Delhi, India
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The History of the Lotus Temple
Delhi's Lotus Temple was opened to the public in 1986. It was designed by Iranian architect Fariborz Sahba. This temple is a place of worship for the Bahá'í Faith, where people of all religions can pray without discrimination.
Main Features
- Lotus-shaped structure - Design inspired by India's national flower
- White Marble - Huge prayer hall with marble brought from Greece
- About 2,500 people can sit together
- Beautiful reservoir - Around the temple there are blue water ponds and green gardens
Important Tips for Travel
- Go early - Crowds remain less
- Maintain peace - It is forbidden to talk inside the temple
- Photography outside only - Taking photos inside is not allowed
How to Get to the Lotus Temple
- By Metro: About 500 metres from Kalkaji Mandir Metro Station (Violet Line)