Temple of Dronacharya, ISKCON Temple, Noida (Delhi NCR), and other places to see

[Translation from Hindi] Lokesh Verma | Publish: Aug, 10 2019 01:19:44 PM (IST) Noida. There are many such cities in India, where you can roam the historical sites. At the same time there are many cities where you can enjoy mall culture with skyscrapers, but Gautam Buddha Nagar [Delhi NCR area] in Uttar Pradesh is a district where you will feel the openness with skyscrapers and mall culture along with the historical site. Here you will get a feeling of walking abroad with natural colors. For this reason, Noida is counted among the special cities of India. Come, let us tell you today about ten such tourist spots of Noida where you will feel that you have roamed foreign cities.

Shri Guru Dronacharya Mandir, Dankaur

Sri Guru Dronacharya Temple at Dankaur in Gautam Buddha Nagar district is the main center of faith of Hindus. It is said that this temple of Guru Dronacharya is the only temple in India. A statue of Guru Dronacharya is also established here, which was built by Ekalavya with his own hands and Eklavya received archery by considering him as a witness. There is also a Guru Drona pond near the temple complex. A big festival is also organized here every year on the birth anniversary of Shri Krishna.

ISKCON Temple

The ISKCON temple located at Maharaja Agrasen Marg Sector-33 is famous among the followers of Lord Krishna from all over the country. You will feel amazing peace by visiting this temple. Cleanliness is taken care of in the ISKCON temple complex. Devotees reach here not only from India but also from abroad. A special Bhandare is also organized here daily.

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ISKCON Temple in Noida, Delhi NCR area

 

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