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Shree Swaminarayan Temple Melbourne JUNAGADH DHAM

hindu temples

5(264 reviews)

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Address

37 Sheahan Rd, Rockbank VIC 3029, Australia

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Shree Swaminarayan Temple Melbourne JUNAGADH DHAM is an Indian hindu temples located in Melbourne, VIC. Rated 4.9 stars from 264 Google reviews, Shree Swaminarayan Temple Melbourne JUNAGADH DHAM is trusted by the Indian community in Melbourne. Call 0426 604 623 to get in touch. Visit https://www.swaminarayantemple.org.au/ for more information. Find Shree Swaminarayan Temple Melbourne JUNAGADH DHAM and other Indian businesses in Melbourne on AustraliaWasi — Australia's largest Indian business directory.

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Reviews

  • Richa Negi★★★★★

    5 months ago

    An amazing and peaceful experience all together. The temple is still getting built but the main building is done and is very beautiful. We were in awe after seeing the sculptures kept inside. Definitely an amazing job. The temple also provides a number of services to keep kids in touch with your culture. Would visit again 🙏

  • Payal Manjrekar★★★★★

    8 months ago

    A truly beautiful temple with divine deities. It has a peaceful atmosphere that every Hindu must visit for darshan. The staff is very cooperative, ensuring a smooth and respectful experience for all devotees. Highly recommended.

  • Vitsun★★★★★

    6 months ago

    Very beautiful temple.

  • sugata kar★

    6 months ago

    Please avoid visiting this temple if you strongly oppose gender bias. Upon entering, you’ll notice separate sections for men and women. My mother went to another area to offer prayers, where both male and female deities are present. However, some elderly women there began screaming, that the right section is only for men. It appeared that women were expected to offer prayers only to the deities on the left, while men were to pray to those on the right. I find this kind of segregation difficult to understand. I haven’t encountered anything like it even in India, so it was quite shocking.

  • Raja Lakshman★★★★★

    7 months ago

    A very beautiful temple. Nice and peaceful. 🙏❤️🙏

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