You too should visit these beautiful temples of Gurugram, every tourist is crazy to get lost in the peace here.

Sita Ram Mandir, Gurgaon – Sita Ram Mandir, Gurgaon

Situated in the Ashok Vihar area of ​​Gurgaon, Sita Ram Mandir is one of the most beautiful temples in Gurgaon that you can ever visit. Dedicated to Siya Rama – a symbol of righteousness and love, this temple is a three-domed structure and resembles a mosque. Apart from this, the temple also observes several rituals observed by a Gurudwara. You can visit this beautiful temple in the evening. This temple opens from 5 am to 12 noon and in the evening from 4 pm to 9 pm.

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ISKCON Temple, Gurgaon – ISKCON Temple, Gurgaon

ISKCON is a popular temple dedicated to Lord Krishna. The way the entire temple is built, the beauty of the place is worth seeing. The main attraction is the statue of Radha Madhava, the eternal symbol of love in Hindu mythology. Here you can spend some time listening to the chants of ‘Hare Krishna Hare Rama’ or be a part of the sacred rituals, prayers and kirtans that take place throughout the week. Here Janmashtami is celebrated with great enthusiasm. The temple opens from 4:30 am to 8:30 pm.

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Sai Ka Agan Temple, Gurgaon – Sai Ka Agan Mandir, Gurgaon

One of the most famous Sai Baba temples of North India, this place welcomes people of all caste and creed. From its lush green lawns to the ‘neem trees’ planted in the premises, everything looks very beautiful. This temple is also perfect to sit in peace for some time. The shady spot under the tree is also known as ‘Gurusthan’ and is the place where most of the devotees spend time. Temple from 7 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.; from 4 pm – 9:40 pm; (Except Thursday), and is open on Thursdays from 7 am to 9.40 pm.

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Digambar Temple, Gurgaon – Digambar Temple, Gurgaon

One of the most popular Jain temples in Gurgaon, the Digambar Temple was built by the Mughal rulers in the 17th century. This holy temple is dedicated to Lord Mahavir, the 24th Tirthankara. Here you can pay your respects to the deity by lighting a candle or diya. The temple also has a bookstore where you can gather information related to Jainism. You can visit this temple from 6 am to 9 pm.

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Sheetla Mata Mandir, Gurgaon – Sheetla Mata Mandir, Gurgaon

Dedicated to the Hindu goddess Sheetla Maa, this temple is a peaceful place in Gurgaon. Since Sheetla Devi is associated with smallpox disease, devotees believe that if she is worshiped with faith, the afflicted person gets freedom from the disease. Parents also visit the temple for their child’s shaving ceremony. The temple opens from 6 am to 8 pm.

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Ancient Shani Temple, Gurgaon – Prachin Shani Mandir, Gurgaon

The only temple in the whole of Gurugram, where you will find idols of Lord Rama, Lord Shiva, Lord Ganesha, Lord Hanuman, Lord Shani, and Goddess Kali and Durga in a single temple. If you have come to Gurugram, then you must visit this temple once. Hundreds of devotees visit the temple daily; Especially on Saturday – the day of Lord Shani. You can circumambulate the entire temple or just sit comfortably under a big ‘peepal tree’. You can visit this temple between 6 am to 9 pm.

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