The Lotus Temple is located in New Delhi and also called as house of worship because people of every religion visits this place and worship their beloved god.
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The most effective way to reach Lotus Temple from Indira Gandhi International Airport, which is approximately 15 km away.
H.Nizamuddin, New Delhi, and Anand Vihar TRM is the nearest railway station, and from there you'll hire varied motor cars and cabs to succeed in going to Kalkaji and the lotus temple.
The most cost-effective way to reach Lotus Temple from Delhi Airport is by availing the Delhi Transport Corporation and personal bus services from here.
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The Lotus Temple (also called Kamal Mandir) in Delhi is believed to be one of the matchless architectures of building. It is also one of the prime traveler attractions of the National Capital. It’s an area where many guests from all across the world come to get peace, do meditation, prayers, and study. The temple is encircled by 9 ponds and gardens covering twenty-six acres in total. There are 2 reasons for naming this temple the Lotus Temple. The primary one is that this temple is made of the form of the lotus flower, and the second reason is also that this temple is the finest image of purity and love.
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