Best places: Hindu temples in Haridwar, India

Busy pilgrimage spot known for ritual bathing & evening prayers with lights floating on the river.

Historic Hindu temple accessible by cable car offering picturesque mountaintop views.

Multicolored temple beside the River Ganges, featured in Hindu mythology & dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Lively Hindu place of worship featuring nightly ceremonies along the River Ganges.

Compact, remote temple dedicated to Lord Shiva & featuring smaller temples to other gods.

Perched on a hilltop, this ancient Hindu temple honors Mansa Devi, the folk goddess of snakes.

Prominent ashram with spiritual camps & classes, plus daily sacramental rites in a tranquil setting.

Sacred Hindu sanctuary featuring colorful statues, dedicated to the Goddess Maya.

Waterfront area popular for picnics, with colorful ground murals & steps leading down to the river.

This Hindu shrine dedicated to the goddess symbolizing India has a map of the undivided country.

👍👍 A beautiful and a historic Temple. The place where Shiva opened his third eye and destructed everything that came in way including Daksh head, after seeing his beloved wife sati Dead for his pride .

Tranquil ashram complex featuring a spacious meditation hall & leafy gardens with a fountain.

Hindu spiritual center offering accommodation, religious instruction, meditation & ritual bathing.

👍👍 Maa Shakumbhari Devi Temple is one of the famous mandir of Mata Rani. It is situated at very lovely places near to Saharanpur city and Haridwar. If you are in Saharanpur city don't miss to visit and take blessing of mata rani. People came from different states here for mundan ceremony also. Very ble...

👍 Ganga Mata Temple is situated at Har ki Pauri in Haridwar. It is a religious place and the famous place of the Ganag Aarti. The priests of Ganga Mata Temple worship the Ganga on morning and evening with beautiful lamps. Hundreds of people take parts in the worship of Ganga everyday in morning at 6...

Replica of the Vaishno Devi Temple in Jammu & Kashmir, with caves & tunnels leading to the shrine.

Hindu ashram dedicated to social welfare, with many statues including a popular one of Lord Shiva.