Sri Muthumariamman Tempel Hannover

Sri Muthumariamman Tempel Hannover is a Hindu temple with three floors featuring traditional architectural elements, including a main shrine dedicated to goddess Muthumariamman and secondary shrines for the deities Ganesha and Skanda. The religious spaces are carefully arranged to reflect different aspects of Hindu worship and belief.

Construction of the building began in 2007, and it was inaugurated in March 2009 by a Canadian high priest during a ceremony. The project grew from the local Tamil community's need for their own dedicated religious space.

The temple serves as a gathering place for Tamil Hindus from Sri Lanka and Tamil Nadu, who maintain their religious practices through daily worship and special Friday ceremonies. The community uses this space to preserve and share their traditions in their adopted home.

The temple is located in an industrial area and is staffed with a full-time priest who conducts daily services and ceremonies for the community. Visitors should be aware that religious spaces have specific conduct expectations, and respectful behavior is important when entering.

The temple houses statues of the Navagraha, representing nine celestial bodies in Hindu cosmology, and features a lion figure symbolizing the goddess's companion animal. These elements add a layer of symbolic meaning that extends beyond the main worship focus.

Location: Ahlem-Badenstedt-Davenstedt

GPS coordinates: 52.34990,9.65812

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:24