Lotus Temple - Wikipedia The Lotus Temple is a Baháʼí House of Worship in Kalkaji, New Delhi, Delhi, India It was completed in December 1986 Notable for its lotus-like shape, it has become a prominent attraction in the city Like all Bahá’í Houses of Worship, the Lotus Temple is open to all people, regardless of religion or any other qualification
Lotus Temple | Definition, Description, Facts | Britannica Lotus Temple, Bahāʾī Faith house of worship, or mashriq al-adhkar (Arabic: ‘a place where the uttering of the name of God arises at dawn’), in New Delhi In the early 21st century it was one of only nine mashriqs in the world
Bahá’í House of Worship, New Delhi Welcome to the official website of the Bahá’í House of Worship, popularly known as the Lotus Temple located in New Delhi, India Like eight Houses of Worship around the world, this magnificent structure stands for the principle of the oneness of humankind
Lotus Temple: A Symbol Of Excellence In Modern Indian . . . The Temple located on a 9 7-hectare site near Nehru Place in South Delhi, is a place of worship open to all races, religions and castes The form of this House of Worship takes the shape the lotus, a flower considered sacred by most Indians
Lotus Temple - Lotus Temple Delhi, Bahai . . . - Cultural India Lotus Temple is a renowned temple of India inspired by Bahai faith Read more to know about Bahai Lotus Temple in Delhi Location: On Baharpur Hills near Kalkaji in South Delhi Built in: During 1980-1986 Attraction: Splendid architecture Also known as: Bahai House of Worship
Bahai Lotus Temple Delhi: 9 Stunning Facts - peregrinetreks. com The Baha’i Lotus Temple, often called the Lotus Mandir, is a modern landmark and spiritual retreat in New Delhi Completed in 1986, it became India’s first and only Baha’i House of Worship Its distinctive lotus-flower design and peaceful surroundings have made it one of the city’s most popular attractions
The Lotus Temple, A Historic Beautiful Hindu Temple . . . The Lotus Temple stands as not only a place of worship but also as an icon of India's rich cultural heritage Millions visit each year from across India and beyond in order to pay their respects to Baha'i Faith's teachings, and principles, learn more about its teachings, or simply enjoy its beauty