Oct 30, 2024
By: Ayush Mehrotra
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Known for its grand architecture and cultural exhibits, Akshardham Temple is one of Delhi's most visited temples. The light and sound show held in the evenings is particularly mesmerising during Diwali.
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Dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Laxmi, Birla Mandir is known for its vibrant Diwali celebrations, complete with traditional decorations, oil lamps, and special prayers.
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Dedicated to Goddess Kali, this ancient temple in South Delhi is especially popular during Diwali. The temple sees a significant influx of devotees, and the surroundings are lively with stalls, lights, and flower decorations.
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Known for its 108-foot-tall Hanuman statue, this temple is a major landmark in Delhi. During Diwali, the temple is beautifully decorated, and it’s an ideal place for visitors seeking blessings for the festival.
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One of the oldest temples dedicated to Goddess Durga, Jhandewalan Temple is famous for its grand celebrations and decorations. It's particularly popular during Navratri and Diwali, with many devotees visiting to pay homage.
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Known for its tranquil atmosphere and beautiful lord Krishna idols, the Iskcon Temple at East of Kailash is a wonderful place to visit during Diwali. The temple holds special prayers and discourses, accompanied by chanting and lights.
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This sprawling temple complex dedicated to Goddess Katyayani is one of the largest in India. It’s stunningly decorated during Diwali, with colourful lights and flowers adding to its charm.
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