Also known as Brila Mandir, Laxminarayan Temple is a place of worship dedicated to Laxmi, The Hindu goddess prosperity And her husband Vishnu. Located in the city of Delhi, Capital of India, and is a place that you can not miss on your trip through the beauty of its architecture and the parks surrounding it.
The builder of the original temple was Vir Singh Deo, Who started the construction work in 1622. Later, in 1793, Prithvi Singh held various Renewals in the structure. Since 1938, Birla family has donated funds for conservation and renovation of the temple, and that is why it is often called Birla Mandir.
The last renovation of the temple led to a reopening who was in charge of Mahatma Gandhi. The father of Indian nation made it a condition for the opening of the temple there were admitted members of all the Hindu castes. At the entrance, an inscription reminds people of all faiths and social classes are welcome.
In addition, it is easy to recognize the Laxminarayan Temple because of the style, closer to the Orissa temples, something that departs substantially from other religious structures of Delhi. The exterior of the temple is covered with marble white and red granite, the only reference to Mughal architecture of the city. Around the temple, a huge and magnificent garden provides beautiful views, with many sources.
Inside the abundance of Sculptures and idols makes the Birla Mandir is considered one of the greatest places of worship in the region. Each year, the venue for the colorful Janmashtami Festival, This honors the anniversary of the birth of Krishna.