Soon the land of Lord Krishna’s Leela, Vrindavan, will be the focal point of a fresh attraction. Not only in India but worldwide, the Chandrodaya Temple under construction here will be the highest Hindu temple.
Starting in 2014, this massive project is supposed to be finished next year. Three times more than the Qutub Minar in Delhi, the Chandrodaya Temple will rise 210 meters. Its foundation is 55 meters deep, deeper than that of Burj Khalifa in Dubai. The temple’s construction is a special fusion of contemporary architecture with Nagara style. This 166-story construction will be pyramid-shaped.
Natural beauty combined with contemporary infrastructure
- Chandrodaya Temple has purposes beyond only religious ones. Covering sixty acres, this large development will have several appealing amenities.
- Around the shrine, twelve man made forests are under development. The woodlands detailed in the Srimad Bhagwat and other religious writings provide the basis of these ones.
- Convenient for the visiting devotees and visitors will also be a sizable parking lot and helipad.
- On top of the temple, a unique telescope will be erected, allowing visitors to view the Taj Mahal eighty kilometers distant.
Chandrodaya Temple’s design and construction have included many contemporary technologies:
- Up to 8 Richter scale, this temple is earthquake-resistant.
- It cannot be harmed even by storms moving at 170 kilometers per hour.
- Spending more than Rs 500 crore
- Spending more than Rs 500 crore on this project reveals its quality and strength.
Apart from being a monument of India’s religious and cultural legacy, Chandrodaya Temple is an amazing illustration of contemporary architecture and engineering. This temple would give Vrindavan a fresh identity and draw visitors from all around the globe.
Built on this holy ground of Lord Krishna, this temple will elevate India’s glory in the future.
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