Temples near Delhi

Ancient Hanuman shrine at Baba Kharak Singh Marg, held to be one of the Mahabharata-era temples of Indraprastha.

Delhi’s Laxminarayan temple inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi in 1939 on the condition it welcome all castes.

Prominent Kali temple on Mandir Marg serving Delhi's Bengali community, close to the Birla Mandir.

Ancient shrine to Bhairav just outside Purana Qila, traditionally associated with the Mahabharata-era city of Indraprastha.

Historic Devi temple named for the flags offered by devotees; the discovered ancient vigraha rests in the cave shrine below.

Marked by a 108-foot Hanuman statue near Jhandewalan, this shrine is among Delhi's most visited, especially on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

One of Delhi's oldest and most visited Sai Baba shrines, standing near Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on Lodhi Road.

One of Old Delhi’s most revered Shiva temples, its lingam said to be over 800 years old.

One of Delhi's oldest surviving shrines on the Yamuna's bank, traditionally said to have been founded by Yudhishthira of the Mahabharata.

Monumental BAPS temple complex on the Yamuna showcasing ten thousand years of Indian culture in carved pink stone and white marble.

Community temple built by Delhi's Odia community, renowned for an annual Rath Yatra that draws thousands of devotees.

Granite Chola-style temple in R.K. Puram consecrated in 1973, revered by Delhi's Tamil and South Indian community as a northern shrine to Lord Murugan.