3 Best Temples in Gurugram

“Sheetla Mata Mandir was founded in the 18th century by the Hindu Jat king Jawahar Singh. The temple celebrated a wide range of festivals in the Navratri celebrations, which attract devotees and visitors. The temple is dedicated to Kirpai Lalitha, the wife of Guru Dronacharya. who was also the teacher of the Pandavas and Kauravas according to the Indian epic Mahabharata. The temple conducts a diverse range of events and programs. The staff of the temple are dedicated to providing reliable and attentive services to their visitors. Sheetla Mata Mandir provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere for devotees to immerse themselves in meditation and prayers.”

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“Sai Ka Angan is an elegant and divine place that is often referred to as the Shirdi of North India. The temple conducts various ceremonies, known as 'Bhoomi Pujan,' which took place on October 6, 2000. These include planting a Neem tree on the site and later being recognised by pilgrims as Gurusthan. Every Friday, the temple extends its support by providing meals for over a hundred people and devotees. Sai Ka Angan covers an expansive area of 4000 square yards. The trust actively contributes to the temple's smooth functioning and associated tasks. The consecration ceremony for the Chawri construction occurred on October 28, 2003, that was followed by the Pran Pratishtha ceremony on January 18, 2004. Sai Ka Angan also ensures spacious parking facility for the convenience of the devotees.”

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“ISKCON Sri Sri Radha Damodar Mandir is proudly dedicated to Lord Krishna and Radha Madhav. This sacred and ideal temple engages in various rituals, prayers, and kirtans. The Mandir is committed to serving prasadam to all devotees every Sunday. The temple ensures significant attention, especially during festivals such as Radha Ashtami, Sri Krishna Janmashtami, Gaur Purnima, Holi, and Ekadashi. The volunteers of the temple are dedicated to satisfying the needs of the worshippers. The main purpose is to spread the teachings of Krishna which are taught by their Founder-Acharya. ISKCON Sri Sri Radha Damodar Mandir offers a tranquil space for devotees to reflect and receive blessings from the Deities. The temple is open to the public 365 days and holds various celebrations throughout the year.”

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