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A peaceful escape inside a fast-moving city.

Gurugram may be known for skyscrapers, corporates, and nightlife – but hidden within the hustle are some truly beautiful and spiritually uplifting temples. From centuries-old shrines to modern architectural wonders, here are the top temples in Gurugram you should definitely visit.

1. Sheetla Mata Mandir (Sector 6, Gurugram)

One of the most popular temples in the city, dedicated to Maa Sheetla, this shrine attracts thousands of devotees every week.

• Known for: Chaitra Mela, huge crowds during Navratri

• Specialty: People visit for blessings, good health, and family prosperity

• Best time to visit: Weekdays or early mornings

2. Shiv Murti Temple (NH-48, Near IFFCO Chowk)

Although technically famous on the Delhi-Gurugram stretch, many Gurugram residents consider this a landmark temple.

• Highlight: 32-feet tall Shiva statue

• Peaceful space along the highway

• Popular for morning and evening aarti

3. Shree Ram Mandir, Bhim Nagar (Old Gurgaon)

A serene temple known for its Ram Darbar and calm surroundings.

• Known for: Spiritual ambience and peaceful visit

• Great for: Meditation and daily prayers

• Special events: Ram Navami, Diwali celebrations

4. ISKCON Temple, Sector 45

A modern, vibrant temple dedicated to Lord Krishna.

• Highlights: Daily kirtan, bhajans & satsang

• Very popular among youth & families

• Great for: Sunday feasts and Janmashtami

5. Prem Mandir, Sector 14

One of the most beautiful temples in the old Gurgaon area.

• Known for: Cleanliness, peaceful environment

• Architecture: Rajasthani-style carvings

• Very popular during festivals

 

6. Hanuman Temple, Sector 4

A well-known and highly visited temple for Lord Hanuman devotees.

• Tuesdays are the busiest days

• Great for: Seeking strength, removing obstacles

                                                                                                                                          7. Sai Ka Aangan (Sector 102A / Palam Vihar Road)

A beautiful, soothing Sai Baba temple with a spiritual aura.

• Known for: Peaceful ambience

• Highlights: Evening aarti & meditation area

• A must-visit for Sai Baba followers

         

8. Shani Temple, Sukhrali

A popular temple especially on Saturdays.

• Known for: Shani puja for protection and good fortune

• Very high footfall on Shani Amavasya

           

9. Kirtan Bhawan – Sheetla Mata Road

A peaceful area for satsangs, bhajans, and spiritual gatherings.

• Known for: Community vibes

• Good for: Meditation and peaceful sitting

                             

Conclusion

Whether you’re looking for spiritual peace, architectural beauty, or a break from the city noise, Gurugram has plenty of temples worth visiting. Each of these temples offers its own unique experience – from historic shrines to modern devotional spaces.