| Gauri Shankar Temple | | | | Birla Mandir |
| Situated in the Old Delhi, the temple is dedicated to | | | | Birla Mandir also known as Lakshmi-Narayan Mandir |
| Lord Shiva. It houses an approximately 800 year old | | | | was built by the industrial family of Birla in the year |
| brown Lingam, made of phallus stone. The Lingam is | | | | 1938. It is situated to the west of Connaught Place in |
| encircled by snakes and represents a “cosmic | | | | Delhi. The temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and his |
| pillar, the centre of the universe, the life itself. | | | | consort Goddess Lakshmi. The small shrines are |
| Bejeweled statues of Goddess Parvati and Lord | | | | dedicated to Lord Shiva, Lord Ganesha, Lord |
| Shiva, standing beneath the silver canopy are placed | | | | Hanuman and Goddess Durga. Famous festival |
| inside the main shrine. | | | | celebrated in Mandir is Janmashtmi. |
| Chattarpur Mandir | | | | Lotus Temple |
| Chattarpur Mandir is situated in the Mehrauli area of | | | | Lotus temple is situated 12 km southeast of |
| Delhi. It is built in both the South Indian as well as | | | | Connaught place. The monument is designed like a |
| North Indian style of architecture. Goddess Durga is | | | | half-opened lotus flower made up of white marble |
| the presiding deity in the temple, accompanied with | | | | and facilitates the Bahai's faith of worship. The Bahai's |
| other shrines of Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu, Goddess | | | | faith encourages the spirit of oneness of all religions |
| Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha. The most interesting | | | | and mankind. They lay great emphasis on meditation. |
| festival celebrated here is Durung Navaratri. | | | | Iskcon Temple |
| Kalkaji Temple | | | | Iskcon Temple is located at Raja Dhirshain Marg, Sant |
| A twelve sided structure, Kalkaji Mandir is situated | | | | Nagar near the East of Kailash Locality. The temple |
| beyond the commercial complex of Nehru Place in | | | | hold great reverence for the devotees of Lord |
| South Delhi. The temple is devoted to Goddess Kalka | | | | Krishna. The fine looking paintings of Radha-Krishna, |
| Devi, a reincarnation of Goddess Durga. The idol is | | | | Sita-Ram, Laxman, Hanuman and Chaitanya |
| bathed with milk in the morning and aarti is held in the | | | | Mahaprabhu made by Russian artist are presented in |
| evening. People worship by singing hymns and songs | | | | the central hall. The most interesting attraction of the |
| in the praise of goddess. The devotees flock in a | | | | temple is the museum which organizes multimedia |
| large number during the period of Navratras and | | | | shows on the story of the epics Ramayana and |
| attend a fair held at the temple. | | | | Mahabharata. |