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Back in July 2019, My friend thought I was crazy when I told her that I was going to take over an hour bus ride to this place but she went with me. She and I both agree that it was worth the 2-hour round trip. You CAN NOT TAKE PHOTOS INSIDE. The gentleman in the temple was kind, informative, and just a gracious host to us. The temple was built by hand: carved stone and wood throughout the place. The restaurant across the street has excellent Indian food and that is where we had to leave our items. You are allowed to take photos in the garden areas of the grounds…
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Date of experience: April 2020
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Peaceful worshipping place. Extremely well organised from parking to visiting the main temple. Great architecture and excellent Hindu Sculptures.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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Amazing experience ! I met Nitesh and Rashmika Patel and there informations were very insightful ! Thank you so much
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Date of experience: October 2020
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Breathtakingly beautiful architecture ...Gorgeous temple n its surroundings...I feel very good vibes there.A must visit place if drop by Wembley or Neasden... Strict checking but they just doing their duty. Great atmosphere.....
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Date of experience: December 2019
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An amazing way to escape the hustle and bustle of London - it is such a lovely place to visit without any cost. Extremely peaceful and breathtakingly beautiful. The Hinduism museum inside (small charge) is a great addition as well and you learn so much about the religion and rich culture. The shop and restaurant across the street is great too, must visit. Overall, great way to spend a couple of hours when you are visiting London.…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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