Akshardham Temple Delhi Tourism

Type of destination: Cultural & Spiritual Complex

Ideal visit duration: 3 to 4 hours

Akshardham Temple, also known as Swaminarayan Akshardham, is a spiritual-cultural complex in Delhi, India. An epitome of Indian culture, spirituality, and architecture, the temple was officially opened in 2005. Akshardham showcases the essence of India's ancient architecture, timeless spiritual messages, and traditions. The temple complex includes an imposing building crafted with pink stone and white marble, comprising intricately carved pillars, domes, and statues that celebrate the grandeur of Indiaâ€™s ancient art forms. The main monument, at the heart of the complex, houses a statue of Bhagwan Swaminarayan and is surrounded by lush gardens, water bodies, and carved pavilions. The temple complex is a hive of activity with exhibitions, an IMAX film on the early life of Swaminarayan, and a musical fountain show. It stands not merely as a place of worship but as a venue for preserving and promoting Indian culture and history. Safety, cleanliness, and strict adherence to guidelines allow visitors not only spiritual uplift but an unforgettable experience.

Top 10 Reviews on Akshardham Temple Delhi

mohammedsT2613IN

Wrote on 3rd Dec, 2023

Can do better

Very long wait time, stood toe to toe for almost an hour to get in. Structure itself is marvelous but not enough information for non- Swaminarayan people to explore the religion.

HichamBENLAMLIH

Wrote on 2nd Dec, 2023

Beautiful

The architecture inside is just astonishing, the sense of the detail, the marble work, the dorures, it is just sublime. There is a very nice ludic path to understand the story behind this philosophy. ..

3lmiracoury

Wrote on 27th Nov, 2023

very huge temple

The building and the ocean together make for one of the most impressive aspects of that location. You should make it a point to see it at least once in your lifetime, but the concept behind the water ..

Smash007

Wrote on 24th Nov, 2023

Excellent guidances!!

Excellent guidance from Sanjay Gupta and Akash Singh (marvelous driver). Passionately way of informing us! We had a great time with you both. Thank you gentlemen!

mbducati

Wrote on 2nd Nov, 2023

More tourist attraction then religious centre

We visited here one evening to see the water and light show. It does not really feel like a religious place but more of a tourist attraction. It is free entry although there is a small fee for the wat..