Abu Dhabi City Tour with Hindu Temple Tour with Return Transfer From Dubai
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Visit the beautiful BAPS Hindu Mandir, a masterpiece of Indian architecture, with stories from Indian scriptures, depiction of deities and spiritual gurus carved on to the tapestries. The temple is a symbol of community and collaboration, with its seven spires denoting the seven emirates of the UAE. Book your tickets with Thrillark now!
Key Highlights
- BAPS Hindu Mandir is the largest Hindu temple built in the Middle East.
- The temple welcomes visitors of all faiths and is a symbol of community and collaboration.
- It features seven towers representing the UAE emirates, water streams symbolising holy rivers, and a Divine Eye structure.
- The main temple boasts a grand structure, intricate carvings, and a capacity for 10,000 people.
- Glimpse into Indian culture and architecture, providing a unique experience.
About Abu Dhabi City Tour with Hindu Temple Tour with Return Transfer From Dubai
Looking for things to do in Abu Dhabi? Look no further than a visit to the BAPS Hindu Mandir. Open to people of all faiths, it is the first Hindu temple in the Middle East to be built using traditional Indian methods.
The region's biggest temple was inaugurated this year on 14th February by Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India. Located in the Abu Mureikha region of Abu Dhabi, it is just a 30-minute drive from mainland Abu Dhabi.
The temple stands as a symbol of community and collaboration, with its seven towers symbolising the seven emirates of the UAE. The complex also has two streams of water representing the rivers Ganga and Yamuna, two of the holy river bodies for Hindus. Saraswati, the third holy river, is represented as a beam of light at the temple base.
The holy rivers are also symbolises in the whirlpool like structure called as The Divine Eye, which was designed by the futuristic studio, Apical Reform. The structure frames the temple, inspired by the concept of the third eye in ancient Hindu mythology. The third eye is said to be the spiritual window to the endless potential of humans.
The main temple is 32.9 metres tall, 54.8 metres wide and 79.8 metres long, with a capacity for accommodating up to 10000 people. The temple also has 402 unique pillars of white marble, with carvings of peacocks and elephants to camels, ceremonial processions and the phases of moon and the stars.
A visit to the BAPS Hindu Mandir is a journey beyond religious beliefs, and offers a window into Indian culture and architecture. It is sure to be a unique and unforgettable experience for all.
The region's biggest temple was inaugurated this year on 14th February by Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India. Located in the Abu Mureikha region of Abu Dhabi, it is just a 30-minute drive from mainland Abu Dhabi.
The temple stands as a symbol of community and collaboration, with its seven towers symbolising the seven emirates of the UAE. The complex also has two streams of water representing the rivers Ganga and Yamuna, two of the holy river bodies for Hindus. Saraswati, the third holy river, is represented as a beam of light at the temple base.
The holy rivers are also symbolises in the whirlpool like structure called as The Divine Eye, which was designed by the futuristic studio, Apical Reform. The structure frames the temple, inspired by the concept of the third eye in ancient Hindu mythology. The third eye is said to be the spiritual window to the endless potential of humans.
The main temple is 32.9 metres tall, 54.8 metres wide and 79.8 metres long, with a capacity for accommodating up to 10000 people. The temple also has 402 unique pillars of white marble, with carvings of peacocks and elephants to camels, ceremonial processions and the phases of moon and the stars.
A visit to the BAPS Hindu Mandir is a journey beyond religious beliefs, and offers a window into Indian culture and architecture. It is sure to be a unique and unforgettable experience for all.
Inclusions
- Entry to BAPS Hindu Mandir
Exclusions
- Food and Drinks
- Perosnal expenses
- Anything not mentioned in inclusions.
Insiders' Tips
The Mandir is a place of worship for Hindus, so please be respectful of their religious practices and customs. It is recommended to silence your mobile phone while you are inside the Mandir. The BAPS Mandir is a beautiful and serene place. Take some time to relax and enjoy the surroundings.
Additional Information
- The BAPS Mandir is open to visitors of all faiths and backgrounds. It is a place of peace and reflection, and all are welcome to come and learn about Hinduism.
- There is a dress code in place for visitors to the Mandir. All clothing must cover your neck, the elbows, and the ankles.
- Remove your shoes before entering the Mandir.
- Photography is not permitted inside the Mandir.
- Bags, food, and drinks are not allowed inside the Mandir.
Cancellation Policy
- Tickets are non-refundable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is everyone welcome to visit the BAPS Mandir?
Yes, the BAPS Mandir is open to visitors of all faiths and backgrounds.
Is there a dress code for visitors?
Yes, there is a dress code to maintain a respectful atmosphere within the Mandir. The body should be covered between the neck, the elbows, and the ankles. Avoid caps, t-shirts and other clothing articles with offensive designs. Avoid translucent or tight-fitting clothing.
Do I need to remove my shoes before entering?
Yes, footwear is not allowed inside the Mandir.
Can I take pictures inside the Mandir?
Unfortunately, photography is not permitted inside the Mandir.
Can I bring belongings inside the Mandir?
Bags, food, and drinks are not allowed inside the Mandir.
Ratings & Reviews
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