England

London is studded with many temples — places of worship for Hindus, Sikhs and Buddhists. Some are as intricately designed on the inside as they appear on the outside, but as they are active places of worship, interior photography is not usually permitted. Acquaint yourself with the outside of these buildings, and make a point of visiting one or two.

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BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir – popularly known as ‘Neasden Temple’ – is the ultimate gift bequeathed by His Holiness Pramukh Swami Maharaj to this great nation. It stands as a masterpiece of traditional Hindu design and exquisite workmanship that rises serenely amid London’s iconic skyline, in continuation of the millennia-old Hindu tradition of worshipping the Divine through murtis (sacred images). Read more…

Category: Big Temples

We are a non-profit organisation operating and serving Midlands and neighbouring cities’ Buddhist communities since 1992. Our services are widespread, and far-reaching throughout the whole of Europe and our aim is to spread Buddhist values and teachings to the entire world. From Birmingham (United Kingdom), our services extend and benefit all ethnic groups regardless of their colour, creed, faith or geographical Read more…

Category: Pandal and Marquees

Major Festivals:

Durga Puja
Durga Saptashati Path

Sankalpo is a community organisation in Essex set up to promote cultural values in South Asian families of Essex. The organisation celebrates Indian art, education, and heritage via traditional dance, music, and drama. Their goal is to nurture friendship by strengthening communities. They celebrate Durga puja with dhak and conch at a Community Hall every year. But in 2020, Sankalpo Read more…