This was also a good temple, however it looks to have been constructed without any proper plan and extensions have been added here and there. However my kids liked the place for it has built caves, tableus etc. which was very interesting for the kids.

this temple really quench the thirst of pilgrim visitors as it gives you chance to see all popular pilgrimage at one place. one needs to take at least 1 and 1/2 hour to fully take a round with holy consciousness. amazing Gold idol of the mother deity who might be some spiritual guru at any point of time may be... More

This temple is situated near RailwayStation,Amritsar just 2 to 3 kilometer and you can take rickshaw or auto to reach there from station or bus stand by giving 10 rupee per person. Best thing about this hindu Temple is that this temple has the theme of vashno devi's temple. You can enjoy the caves full of water, hindu goddess statues... More

This is a mixture of all temples possible.But, the main deity here is of a human being who is being treated like a Goddess for some reason which the pujari failed to make us understand. There is a replica of Mata Vaishno Devi, which is quite nice. Avoidable except for those probably who need a reason to pray.

My favourite Hindu temple. It seems to have started off smaller, and new bits have been added on like a gothic castle so it now overhangs the street below. When you go it, go up the stairs on the left and follow the route. Great fun! The people there are friendly too, and the fairground atmosphere doesn't detract from the... More

We didnt plan to go here, but stumbled upon the temple and decided toventure inside. It turned out to be a good 30 minutes of travelling zigzag through all the various gods and goddesses of the country. A great place, kind of like a maze where you are waiting fo rth enext turn to see which god is next.

great Hindu temple (one of the best in my 4 months in India. Incredible glass and mirror mosaics, dioramas, and nice idols of most of important HIndu gods are surrounded by wonderful mosaics like on walls. Fascinating circuit through tunnel, water, in out and around. Not to be missed.

small but superb temple... a must visit, should not say no to this .. one of its kind of experience .. all famous temple of India at one place

Not sure why it is called a Mandir. We understand that it has been built like a mandir with all the idols of all hindu gods present at the place, however the main idol being prayed there is of a lady who is being treated like a Goddess for some reason which the main pujari failed to make us understand.... More