Temples Archive

The Hindu Temple is a place of worship for devotees of the Hindu religion. This Temple is intended for all those who have an interest in Hinduism, especially followers of Shri Baba Balak Nath Ji. The objective is twofold. One is to introduce the first and most popular Shri Baba Balak Nath Ji Mandir in the UK. Secondly, to allow the viewer Read more…

Category: Big Temples and Large Temple Complexes

Major Festivals:

Ganesh Puia
Ganesh Sthapana And Visarjan Puja
Janmashtami Puja
Lakshmi Puja

Shree Krishna Mandir officially opened the doors of its new Mandir on Monday 30th August 2010. This Mandir occupies a distinctive place in British Hindu history since it is the only traditional Panchayatan Mandir in the Western world with sacred areas dedicated to the Vedic Hindu Gods: Lord Ganesh, Lord Surya Narayan, Goddess Ambe Maa, Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu Read more…

The Shri Venkateswara Temple is one of Europe’s largest functioning Hindu temples. It is dedicated in the Vaishnava tradition to a form of the Hindu god Vishnu. The temple is located in Tividale, West Midlands, England between the suburbs of Tipton and Oldbury, northwest of Birmingham city. The temple was designed with inspiration from the Tirupati Venkateswara Temple in Andhra Pradesh, 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…

Shree means Sir- A mark of respect, Geeta means – The name of the most sacred book The Bhagvat Geeta. Bhawan means place of abode or Temple or Mandir. It literary means The house of Geeta We aim to provide you the latest news and events of what is happening at Shree Geeta Bhawan. It is also our aim to Read more…