Religious Places- Hindu Sikh Buddha Others: There are religious places for all believers in London. Hindus have Temple or Mandir, Sikhs and Buddhas have their own temples. Hindu festivals like Diwali is celebrated here hugely. Find the brief description with address, how to get there, nearest tube, car parking, opening time, admission ticket prices etc. We suggest you to visit their own website for update information. London is a cosmopolitan global city. You will also find here the religious places for Christian, Muslims etc. Click for a full list of Religious Places for all believers
Neasden Temple-The largest and Britain’s first authentic Hindu Mandir outside India. It houses also a fascinating museum on Hinduism, souvenir shop etc. Neasden Temple-BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir is a very attractive popular Hindu temple situated in Neasden, north-west London. It is also Britain’s first authentic Hindu temple. This is living place of Worship. Daily ceremonies, weekly assemblies and festivals all are dedicated to …
Wembley Temple, as well as Leytonstone temple, provide a place of worship for all Hindus. These Sanatan Mandirs believe in ‘ the world as one big family i.e Vasudev Kutumbakaum, a Sanskrit phrase found in the Maha Upanishad. Wembley Temple- background and features Wembley temple is a very impressive mandir building visited by thousands each year. It showcases the importance …
Sikh Temple Gurdwara in Southall London is the largest Sikh temple outside India. This Sri Guru Singh Sabha can accommodate 3,000 Sikh worshippers at a time. More than 15,000 visitors visit the temple every week Sikh Temple Gurdwara in Southall London is a grand building with stunning marble exterior & stained glass windows. Gurdwara means the ‘Guru’s Door’. Sikhs visit …
Wat Buddhapadipa- a Buddhist temple according to Thai tradition. It is open to all people regardless of race, creed, religion, nationality, age and sex Buddhist Temple in Wimbledon London is the first formal Thai Temple in the UK. It is affiliated to the Royal Thai Embassy in London. A short history of Wat Buddhapadipa The Temple originally located on Christ …
Diwali Festival is a significant occasion for Hinduism, Jainism and Sikhism. It involves colourful displays, musical performances, a sea of beautiful lights Diwali Festival-Trafalgar Square-London is an annual festival of the lights from Indian culture, held at Trafalgar Square October each year. What is Diwali Festival and who observe Diwali Diwali (the festival of lights) is a significant occasion for those …
Jewish Museum tells the history of the Jewish population in London from 1066, Jewish ceremonial art, ethics and values of Judaism, The Holocaust Gallery etc Jewish Museum London is a fantastic museum attracts tourists who have a specific interest in Judaism, theology or wish to explore the social history of the Jewish people. Highlights of Jewish Museum The museum’s highlights include ‘A British …
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