Shani Dham Temple, Hindu temple in Asola, Delhi, India
Shani Dham Temple is a Hindu shrine with two main sections that house various deities and spiritual images. The grounds also include a library, research center, and administrative offices serving visitors and worshippers.
The temple was established in 2003 and is home to the world's largest Shani stone statue as its central feature. This monumental figure serves as the focal point of the entire shrine.
This temple serves as a gathering place where devotees participate in rituals and make offerings as part of their spiritual practice. Saturday ceremonies attract worshippers from across the region who come to observe traditional rites.
The temple opens in two sessions: early morning from 5 AM and evening from 3 PM to 10 PM for visitors. The location is accessible and allows time to explore both sections and the surrounding grounds.
Beyond the main statue, the temple impresses with unusual artistic representations in its western section. Here you can see Shani figures depicted riding on a buffalo and a vulture, offering a rare interpretation of traditional deity imagery.
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