Located in New Delhi

Here is Information about The Lotus Temple

OTHER NAME

The Lotus Temple is also known as Baha’i House of Worship.

Construction

More than 10,000 different sizes of marble were used in the construction of the Lotus Temple

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Shape of a lotus Temple

the building is made up of 27 unsupported marble ‘petals’ arranged arranged in groups of three to shape the nine sides of the temple with nine gateways opening into the central hall.

Visitor Numbers

The Lotus Temple attracts a significant number of visitors from around the world.

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Religious Facts

The lotus shape was chosen for the house of worship because the lotus is not associated with any particular religious sect or community.

Symbolism

The lotus flower is significant in many religious and spiritual traditions, symbolizing purity, enlightenment, and rebirth.

Non-Religious Activities

Besides being a place of worship, the Lotus Temple often hosts various cultural and educational events, seminars, and activities that promote interfaith dialogue, unity, and the arts.

Environmental Considerations

The temple's design also incorporates environmental sustainability principles.

Surrounding Gardens

The temple is surrounded by lush gardens and well-maintained landscapes, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal and providing a peaceful environment for visitors.

Awards and Recognition

The Lotus Temple's architectural excellence has earned it several awards and accolades.

Open to All

One of the notable features of the Lotus Temple is its openness to people of all backgrounds and faiths

Where

Lotus Temple Road, Shambhu Dayal Bagh, Bahapur, Kalkaji, New Delhi

Timings

Lotus Temple opens at 9.30 am for visitors and shuts down by 5.30 pm in winter, and in summer the timings are 9 am to 7 pm.

Entry fee

There is no entry fee or any restriction for anyone to enter the Lotus Temple.