Shri Swaminarayan Temple, Nagpur

Swaminarayan Mandir is located on Ring Road in Nagpur which is also known as Akshardham Temple. The temple was inaugurated on 7 October 2013. This temple is dedicated to Lord Lakshmi and Narayan and is the 750th Swaminarayan temple. It has the idol of Lakshmi Narayan which is made of marble. In the evening, when the entire complex is lit up with lights, its beauty increases manifold.

The complex has a spacious kitchen, Yatri Niwas, Sadhu Sadan, a restaurant, children's play area and a parking lot. It attracts a large number of devotees and devotees from all over the country and abroad.

The temple has beautiful pillars with attractive carvings and figures. The vaulted ceiling has an equally attractive carved decoration. Built on the style of Sompuri architecture, this magnificent building can amaze anyone. It has a two storeyed construction and has a staircase at the entrance. The inside of the temple is decorated with paintings, frescoes and a green carpet.

1. The temple is the largest among over 1,000 temples established by Swaminarayan Sanstha across the world.
2. The temple was constructed under the supervision of Brahmananda Swami which was completed within fifteen months.
3. The temple was inaugurated amidst Vedic chanting and rituals that began two days ago.
4. Satsangs are held regularly, and the temple places special emphasis on the development of children.
5. Activities around the world including de-addiction programmes, education, tribal welfare and environmental activities.
6. The idols of Lakshmi Narayan were installed by Swaminarayan amidst the devotional fervor of Vedic chants and the installation ceremony.
7. There are idols of various Hindu deities like Sita-Ramji, Shiva-Parvatiji, Balaji and Shrinathji.

📅 Last update: 2024-07-03 || ✍ Author: Sandhya Chauhan

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