It is a stunning and massive newer temple and complex that has been caringly designed in the old traditions. It is located a bit outside the main part of the city. We came here on a tour and found it worthwhile; however, I wouldn’t rate it as a must see if you only have limited time.

What an amazing experince. Just seeing the temple from the road seems to pull you towards it. The size of this place is outstanding. People from all walks of life are welcome and plenty of people to advise along the way. Nice way to spend a few hours.

The building and the ocean together make for one of the most impressive aspects of that location. You should make it a point to see it at least once in your lifetime, but the concept behind the water display is not going to be to everyone's liking. There is a sense of peace here. Mobile phones, cameras, and other electronic devices are not permitted.

The architecture inside is just astonishing, the sense of the detail, the marble work, the dorures, it is just sublime. There is a very nice ludic path to understand the story behind this philosophy. No phones are allowed inside the the whole perimeter of the temple

Huge grounds. Stunning. Security is very tight. You cannot take any photographs or video cameras. Suggest just taking a bottle of water and some spare change. Footwear must be removed before entering. A lot of walking to reach the main part. Take a guide with as there is so much detail and they can point out the important parts. If you need the bathroom, use the one inside and not the one outside just as you enter. Quite newly built. Well looked after.

The queue outside is huge and it's difficult to understand where to go at first. You'll be asked to drop your bag along with all your phone / camera / video camera before going in. That alone will take more than 20min then you queue up again for more than 20min before getting in the place. There surely is a lot of carving outside and inside, and as some people mentioned there's a mixed feeling between a touristic place and a temple. It's clearly indicated where you can have your photo taken (2 area if I'm correct), the cheapest being 140rps for a physical photo you'll have to carry with you on the flight home.

The entire experience was great. It is better to leave back your valuable electronic items as everything needs to be submitted before entering the temple premises. Enjoyed the light & water show it was very dramatic.

One the most well built religious complexs in India. Definitely a must visit and explore the whole complex. Take the boat ride, watch the movie and the light and sound should is a must watch.

This was amazing. Leave your cameras and phones in the car. Wear socks as shoes are not allowed inside and modest clothing enforced. But what a beautiful place.. a must see in Delhi. So clean and well maintained. The craftsmanship and story is enchanting. I would say this is the number one site visit in Delhi. Buy a paper guide when you enter to read about the history. Make sure to visit the garden to the left as you enter..

A must visit in Delhi. Despite free entry you will need to stand in long queues for collecting an entry form, lodging your valuables etc. But the wait is worth it. No photography is allowed and shorts and short dresses will need to be covered up.