Bharat Mata Mandir

Overview

The Bharat Mata Mandir, or Mother India Temple, is one of the most interesting things to see in Haridwar. The temple has eight floors and is a big draw for tourists in Haridwar. Satyamitranand Giri built the temple. The late Indian Prime Minister Smt. Indira Gandhi opened the Bharat Mata Mandir in 1983.

Each of the eight floors of this skyscraper is dedicated to a different topic. The temple structure is raised to a height of 180 feet. The figure of Mother India is on the first floor, which is why the building is called Bharat Mata Mandir. The second story is for all of India's liberation soldiers. Meera Bai, Savitri, and Maitri are some of the most famous women in India who are honored on the third floor. The Sant Mandir on the fourth floor has statues of all the famous saints from Jainism, Sikhism, and Buddhism..

The Assembly Hall located on the fifth floor of the Bharat Mata Mandir. The floor shows how all the religions that are practiced in the Indian subcontinent may live together. The sixth floor of the Bharat Mata Temple is for the Hindu deity of Shakti. If you want to see all the numerous forms of Lord Vishnu, you should go straight to the seventh floor of the temple.

Lord Shiva is honored on the eighth floor, which is the highest floor of the Bharat Mata temple. You can go to the top of the temple building and see the town of Haridwar from above, as well as tour all of the floors. You may also see the landforms of Rajaji National Park from the top of the skyscraper.