BAPS Mandir Abu Dhabi: Witness the Magnificent First Hindu Temple in UAE!

Experience the grandeur of BAPS Mandir, Abu Dhabi – the inaugural ceremony by Prime Minister Narendra Modi marks the beginning of a historical era.

Explore the stunning architecture, including seven Emirates-inspired pinnacles, intricate stone carvings, and symbolic motifs.

Discover the unity and harmony reflected in this architectural marvel, a testament to cultural diversity.

BAPS Mandir: You too will be amazed after seeing the grandeur of the first Hindu temple of Abu Dhabi, a glimpse of UAE visible in the architecture.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the newly constructed historical Shri Akshar. Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha (BAPS) Swaminarayan in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

With this, the ‘Sadbhavna Mahotsav’ which started in the temple on February 10, will conclude. Earlier on Wednesday, the idols were consecrated in the temple.

The Hindu temple has been built on approximately 27 acres of land at a cost of approximately Rs 700 crore.

You might not know about interesting facts about the Hindu temple which is known for its architecture and grandeur.

In such a situation, we will introduce you to every information from the top to the bottom of the temple.

Interesting facts about Hindu temple.

Seven pinnacles representing the seven emirates of the UAE, carvings of camels, and the national bird hawk offer a glimpse of the host country at the Hindu temple.

These statues have been made of stones, which add to the beauty of the temple. UAE has donated land to build a Hindu temple.

According to the temple authorities, the seven pinnacles built in the temple represent the seven emirates of the UAE.

The grand peak of the temple is special.

Swami Brahmaviharidas, head of international relations of the agency, BAPS, said that the seven peaks have idols of Lord Rama, Lord Shiva, Lord Jagannath, Lord Krishna, Lord Swaminarayan, Tirupati Balaji and Lord Ayyappa.

He also said that the seven peaks represent the seven emirates of the UAE.

According to Swami Brahmaviharidas, the purpose of these peaks is to promote unity and harmony in the multicultural scenario.

To give equal representation to the host country, the temple also includes elephants, camels, and lions that have a prominent place in Indian mythology, as well as the UAE’s national bird, the eagle.

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Camel is a symbol of endurance.

Stone carving craftsman Somsingh said the camel, a symbol of determination, commitment, and endurance, has been carved in the temple carvings taking inspiration from the landscape of the UAE.

The temple consists of two ghumats (domes), 12 samarans (dome-like structures) and 402 pillars.

‘Dome of Peace’ and ‘Dome of Harmony’ are among the two domes that further enhance the beauty of the temple.