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Looking for a beautiful marble Statue of Lord Krishna and Radha? Jaipur’s Star Murti Museum has a lovely collection of Radha Krishna statues famous for their craftsmanship, beauty and purity. Whether for home decor, puja space or gifting, a Radha Krishna statue brings divine presence and uplifts any space. Here’s why Star Murti Museum is your go to place for high quality marble Radha Krishna statues.

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How to Install Marble Ram Darbar Statue at Home

Installing a Marble Ram Darbar Statue isn't just putting a piece of creation down; it is in reality bringing the presence of divinity within your living premises.

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Essential Ways for Setting Up a Marble Temple for Home

Creating a serene and spiritual space within your home is a cherished tradition in many cultures. A well-designed temple in your home not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also brings a sense of peace and devotion. Marble temples are particularly popular for their timeless beauty and durability. If you're planning to set up a marble temple for home, here are some essential ways to ensure it becomes a sanctified and sacred space.

1. Choosing the Right Space

The first step in setting up a marble temple for home is selecting the appropriate location. Ideally, the temple should be placed in the northeast corner of your home, known as the "Ishanya" corner. This direction is considered auspicious in Vastu Shastra, a traditional Indian system of architecture that emphasizes harmony between human life and nature. If the northeast corner isn't available, the east or north directions are also favorable. Ensure the space is clean, well-ventilated, and quiet, as this will enhance the spiritual ambiance.

2. Selecting the Perfect Marble Temple Design

Marble temples come in a variety of designs, ranging from simple and elegant to intricate and grand. When choosing a design, consider the size of the space where the temple will be placed. For smaller homes, a compact temple with minimal carvings might be suitable. However, if you have ample space, you might opt for a larger temple with detailed carvings and multiple levels. The color of the marble is also crucial—white marble is often preferred for its purity and ability to reflect light, creating a serene environment.

3. Choosing the Deity Murti

The most important aspect of your marble temple is the deity murti (idol) that you choose to install. Radha Krishna Marble Murti is a popular choice among many devotees, as it represents the divine love and unity between Lord Krishna and Radha. When selecting a murti, ensure it is proportional to the size of the temple and made from high-quality marble. A well-crafted Radha Krishna Marble Murti can be a centerpiece that radiates grace and divinity throughout your home. Consider sourcing your murti from a reputable Marble Murti Manufacturer to ensure its authenticity and craftsmanship.

4. Decorating the Temple

Once your marble temple is in place, it's time to adorn it with decorations that complement its sacred purpose. You can decorate the temple with fresh flowers, traditional oil lamps, incense holders, and small decorative items like bells and garlands. The use of natural elements like flowers and incense not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also purifies the space. Additionally, you can place a small water feature near the temple, such as a bowl of water with floating flowers, to symbolize purity and the flow of positive energy.

5. Lighting Arrangements

Lighting plays a crucial role in enhancing the divine ambiance of your marble temple for home. Ensure the temple is well-lit, with a focus on soft, warm lighting that creates a peaceful atmosphere. You can use LED lights, small chandeliers, or traditional oil lamps to illuminate the temple. The lighting should be gentle enough to create a calming effect while highlighting the beauty of the marble and the deity murti. For evening prayers or special occasions, consider adding diyas (oil lamps) to bring a traditional touch to your worship.

6. Maintaining Cleanliness and Purity

Maintaining the cleanliness of your marble temple is essential to preserving its sanctity. Regularly clean the marble surfaces with a soft cloth and mild cleaning agents that are suitable for marble. Avoid using harsh chemicals that can damage the stone. The deity murtis should also be cleaned with care, using a soft brush or cloth to remove any dust or debris. Keeping the temple area free from clutter and dirt is crucial for creating an environment that is conducive to meditation and prayer.

7. Establishing a Daily Ritual

Finally, establish a daily ritual for your marble temple to maintain a strong spiritual connection. This could include morning and evening prayers, lighting incense or diyas, and offering flowers or sweets to the deities. Consistency in your worship routine will help in creating a positive and sacred atmosphere in your home. Involving family members in the daily rituals can also strengthen familial bonds and instill a sense of devotion and reverence in everyone.

Conclusion

Setting up a marble temple for home is a beautiful way to bring spirituality into your daily life. By carefully choosing the location, design, deity murti, and decorations, you can create a sacred space that exudes peace and divinity. Remember to maintain the temple’s cleanliness and purity, and establish a daily ritual to keep the spiritual energy flowing. A well-placed marble temple, especially one featuring a Radha Krishna Marble Murti from a reliable Marble Murti Manufacturer, will undoubtedly become the spiritual heart of your home, radiating positivity and divine blessings.

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Which Type of Radha Krishna Idol is Good for Home?

Radha Krishna are always worshipped together and regarded as emergence of love and friendship. Their names are always taken together owing to their epic love story, which has taken place worldwide.

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Agrawal Moorti Bhandar presents an enchanting Radha Krishna statue that encapsulates the divine love and eternal bond between Lord Krishna and his beloved Radha. Crafted with exquisite artistry and attention to detail, this marble masterpiece exudes a captivating aura of spirituality and devotion. The divine expressions and intricate features of Radha and Krishna beautifully depict their eternal romance and devotion, making the statue a perfect addition to any sacred space or home altar. With Agrawal Moorti Bhandar's commitment to quality and craftsmanship, this Radha Krishna statue is a timeless symbol of love, worship, and spiritual connection.

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Chapter 8

The petals gently flew around as she placed it on the thaali and folded her hands, bowing in the temple in front of her God's idol. And then she sighed, looking up.

Shlokaa met Ram ji's eyes. He was looking as serene and beautiful as ever, one hand outstretched for giving blessings and the other clutching his bow. His strong wife, Sita right next to him adorned in a bright fire and white coloured sari, and his beloved brother Lakshman on the other side, all three in similar poses - as if they were carved out of the same heavenly element. And their dearest devotee Hanuman at their feet in reverence.

Shlokaa's vision suddenly followed another line and she met Krishna's eyes, whose idol was just in the next mandap. He was smiling enchantingly as he held onto his murli in a breathtaking mudra and by his side, his eternal lover Radha's hand was outstretched to give ashish (somebody had placed a mogra between her fingers so it appeared as though she was offering it as a blessing to her devotees), whose other hand was lovingly holding onto Krishna's shoulder. A spark danced between both their eyes as if they knew something that Shlokaa didn't and were giggling about it with each other. Shlokaa shook her head, finally giving in, and smiled too.

Suddenly somebody put their hand warmly on Shlokaa's shoulder. She immediately turned around to see who it was.

"Hello, Shlokaa beta. Main madad karu?"

The woman gently took the thaali from her hands and helped her place the bhog and flowers to the Gods. Shlokaa looked on, relieved and feeling overwhelmed by this woman's warmth but froze as soon as the woman smiled. That was exactly Vilasini's smile and expression. She could never mistake that face for anybody else, even in a crowd. Never.

Oh God, it was Vilasini's mother.

Before she could run away, Vilasini's mother looked at her with such intent that Shlokaa warmed up again on spot, by that motherly tenderness.

She almost wondered to recollect the last time her own mother had shown such a closeness towards her.

"Darro matt, beta. Main madad hi karna chahti hu tumhari. Bahot pyaari ladki ho." She softly patted Shlokaa's face and whisperer "I know what dilemma Vilasini must've put you in. I know my daughter. I'll help you. Now listen carefully."

"Where are we going?" Vilasini demanded to know but no use. She had asked the same question at least a million times in the past hour but Shlokaa had been silent as a statue. Vilasini had seethed initially but sighed now. Shlokaa on the other hand couldn't even meet Vilasini's eyes.

"Koi crime vrime karne toh nahi jaa rahe na?" Vilasini asked, desperate to get anything out of Shlokaa's mouth now but she just stared back at her. Vilasini groaned.

In reality, Shlokaa hadn't even understood anything Vilasini had asked in hindi except the word "crime". Crime? Really?? What crime?! Vilasini can puppet Shlokaa however she likes, this plan of 'one hour' Vilasini decides upon, everything she does but when it comes to Shlokaa it's a crime??? Does this girl even have ANY IDEA that everything she's doing, everything she has been making Shlokaa feel since day one should be classified as nothing less than a CRIME?

She almost threatened to snap because of such trains of thought when she suddenly heard Vilasini stop in her tracks, take in a sharp breath and breath out slowly. And then Vilasini laughed - making Shlokaa forget everything else in that sound. Finally. Vilasini laughing genuinely after what seemed like centuries to Shlokaa. Shlokaa couldn't help but smile secretly.

They had reached their destination.

It was a big carnival amusement park place. Vilasini took off like a missile to the rollercoaster as Shlokaa momentarily froze upon seeing it but clenched her fists and strode on.

"Everybody please tighten your seatbelts!"

*clink* *clink* They all quickly followed the instructions. Vilasini was still not over the high of finally being on a rollercoaster after so long! How did Shlokaa know she loved this?! She grinned giddily and did the same as others, clasping her belt over herself. She turned over to look at Shlokaa who was sitting beside her. Shlokaa appeared to be numb and white, looking straight ahead as if she had seen a ghost. She was even shivering a bit. Vilasini immediately grew concerned and that's when she realized it. She gritted her teeth and closed her eyes, whispering "oh mummy you.."

Shlokaa suddenly zoned back in and looked at Vilasini who had moved her hand to she keep it over Shlokaa's to steady her. They looked at each other as..

"3,2,1 AND GO!"

Vilasini threw her head back in bliss as her hair flew and eyes closed. And Shlokaa looked at her.

Walking back, Shlokaa's legs felt so wobbly. She also felt pukish and dizzy. Vilasini sighed and feared the worst - that Shlokaa would be throwing up all over soon so she took her over outside the carnival, near an isolated, dark area where a kothi was in ruins.

"Why did you have to do this?"

"Do wh-" Shlokaa buckled over and fell on her knees, hands instantly shooting off to clutch on her stomach.

"THIS" Vilasini gestured wildly at Shlokaa "Why did you listen to my mother? KYA ZAROORAT THHI? Zyaada bhoot tujh jaisi ladki ko chaddha thha mujhe impress KARNE KA?"

Shlokaa felt like crying. She had no idea what Vilasini was shouting. It was all hindi and a headache to deal with right now which was attacking and increasing her already existing, stabbing headache.

"Arey toh mujhe PEHLE THAPPAD KYU MAARA? KABHI BOLTI HAIN MERE LIYE RUK JAAO, KABHI MAARTI HAIN, PHIR WAAPIS PEECHHE PADHKE MUJHE HI GUILTY FEEL KARAATI HAIN. KYU??? KYU?? Kya hain yeh SAB?"

Ahh, guilty. That was the only word Shlokaa caught onto, which was now burying itself mercilessly in her chest like a knife. And Oh God, this headache.. everything was a blur.

"You know what? I know exactly how girls like you are. First you put up this act of 'righteous' homophobia. Then you feel bad but it was all a play pretend anyway coz you wanted to experiment with the other girl all along. But I won't let you use me and then throw away. And before you try anything.." Vilasini halted. Hoping that she'd receive retaliation from Shlokaa who'd shout back just as furiously that she was nothing like that. But she didn't. Not even once.

And what more? The blank expression on Shlokaa's face probably even confirmed the words she was hurling at her, if nothing more.

Something changed inside Vilasini, something happened. And that's when it happened too.

Before Shlokaa could react, Vilasini's lips pressed themselves firmly on hers. They didn't move though. It was a fierce liplock. A revolt. And fireworks. Real fireworks. They actually bursted above them afar in the sky, going off from the carnival.

Vilasini tasted like honeyed snow. And Shlokaa's lips were softer, warmer and more desperate.

If Shlokaa could fall further by the impact, she would have. But she was already on her knees. A small sound escaped her own lips when they parted from Vilasini's, almost like a retaliation now.

"And before you try anything..." Vilasini whispered "let me use and throw you away instead." She breathed deep again "This is what you wanted, didn't you? All this tamasha to experiment with me? Well, you've got it now. Goodbye."

And just like that, Vilasini vanished in the shadows, leaving Shlokaa alone in the ruins.

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Following on the heels of Buddhism, which will be officially recognised as a religion in Belgium from October, adherents to Hinduism are petitioning the Federal Government for official status.

Hinduism is the largest faith in India, practised by around 80% of the population. The henotheistic religion is worshipped by 1.2 billion people worldwide, or roughly 15% of the world’s population. Worshipers also come from Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Bangladesh.

According to statistics published by Statbel in 2016, there are around 11,200 Indian nationals living in Belgium. The Hindu Forum of Belgium puts this figure as high as 40,000 active practitioners, including Western converts who account for almost half of this number.

'Second-rate religion'

Belgian law currently offers official recognition to Catholicism, Protestantism, Anglicanism, Islam, Judaism, and Eastern-Orthodoxy, as well as several non-religious philosophical organisations.

Official recognition means that priests or preachers can receive a State stipend and parents are able to choose to send their children to specialised religious schools.

On 19 July, the plenary chamber is due to approve a vote to grant subsidies to the Hindu Forum of Belgium. €41,500 in subsidies would enable the Forum to hire more staff and pay for its upkeep on Brussels’ Avenue d’Auderghem. If approved, this subsidy would later double to €83,000. The Forum hopes to achieve official religious recognition within the next 10 years.

“Being recognised by the State is very important from a moral point of view,” Martin Gurvich, Executive Director of the Hindu Forum of Belgium told Sudinfo. “It means that we are accepted as a religion that contributes to people’s well-being and that we can contribute to the country’s multicultural development.”

Gurvich hopes that the rapidly growing religion will no longer be viewed as a “second-rate religion” and that they will be able to secure material support from the Federal Government. The Forum currently maintains 10 places of worship across the country.

“In principle, we will be entitled to one spiritual advisor [whose salary will be paid by the government] for every 150 practising members. This equates to around 300 full-time positions. This will also make it possible to send chaplains to prisons and hospitals,” he said.

Hindu temples in Belgium often play an active role in the cultural experience of many cities. For example, the Brussels Mandir hosts its annual Holi celebrations in praise of the gods Radha and Krishna. Practitioners and non-practitioners alike celebrate by throwing coloured dyes, playing music, and enjoying seasonal meals. Hindu temples also play an important humanitarian role, giving out free meals during weekend services.

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Is it true that Shri Krishna still comes to Nidhivan?

Nidhivan Temple, located in Vrindavan near Mathura, holds a significant place in Hindu scriptures and is believed to be the mystical abode where divine activities take place. According to local legends and folklore, the temple is regarded as the sacred space where Lord Krishna, also known as "Thakurji," engages in divine dances and spiritual activities with Radhaji and the gopis.

Inside the Nidhivan temple, visitors will find a serene and beautifully adorned statue of Lord Krishna and Radhaji. The temple also features a sacred kunj, which is believed to be the resting place for the divine couple after their enchanting raas-lila dance. The temple premises encompass various sites that provide evidence of the spiritual mysteries associated with Lord Krishna and Radha, making it a must-visit destination for devotees and those on a religious pilgrimage in India.

One such place within the temple complex is the Rang Mahal, known as the shringar-ghar of Radha Rani. It is believed to be the spot where Shri Krishna lovingly adorns Radharani with beautiful ornaments and attire. Inside the Rang Mahal, there is also a bed arranged for Radha-Krishna to rest after their celestial activities.

The name "Nidhivan" itself carries a profound meaning, with "nidhi" translating to "treasure" and "van" meaning "forest." As one enters the temple premises, initially, they are greeted by a seemingly ordinary jungle. However, as they proceed further, they come across a well-maintained pathway leading to a small house that remains locked but features a glass gate.

Nidhivan temple follows a strict schedule and closes its doors at 5 PM every day. However, the belief among devotees is that after nightfall, Thakurji makes his divine appearance, and the entire forest surrounding the temple transforms into his beloved gopis. Throughout the night, Lord Krishna dances and engages in celestial play with the gopis. By the break of dawn, everything returns to its original state, as if untouched by the divine revelry.

The spiritual significance and mystical aura surrounding Nidhivan Temple attract devotees and spiritual seekers from far and wide. It is believed that witnessing the divine dance and experiencing the spiritual energy of the temple fosters a deep sense of devotion and connection with Lord Krishna and Radha. The captivating stories and legends associated with Nidhivan Temple serve as a reminder of the eternal love between Radha and Krishna and inspire devotees to deepen their devotion and seek a closer relationship with the divine.

Visiting Nidhivan Temple offers an opportunity for devotees to immerse themselves in the rich mythology and spiritual ambiance that pervades the sacred site. The serene atmosphere, the enchanting presence of the divine deities, and the belief in the divine dances of Lord Krishna and the gopis create a profound impact on the hearts and minds of those who visit.

Nidhivan Temple in Vrindavan holds a significant place in Hindu scriptures and is revered as the divine abode where Lord Krishna engages in his celestial dances with Radha and the gopis. The temple's mystical ambiance and the stories associated with it evoke a deep sense of devotion and inspire seekers to connect with the divine love and teachings of Lord Krishna. A visit to Nidhivan Temple offers a spiritual journey that nourishes the soul and reinforces the timeless bond between the divine and the devotee.

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Reasons to Purchase a Marble Statue Directly from the Manufacturer

Here's why choosing a right away buy from a marble statue manufacturer in India may be a wise choice...

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The Cultural Impact of Marble Radha Krishna Statue in India and Abroad

In India, the Marble Radha Krishna statue has long been a favorite. Were you aware of how famous these statues are all over the world? Undoubtedly, these statues serve as representations of the historical and cultural legacy of India.

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Marble God & Goddess Statue Marble Murti Manufacturers and Suppliers in Jaipur, Rajasthan - Marble Murti Jaipur

Jaipur, the Pink City of India, is not just a hub of culture and heritage but also a global destination for exquisite marble artifacts. Among its many artisanal crafts, the creation of marble God statues Murti stands out as a hallmark of devotion, artistry, and craftsmanship. Known for its exceptional quality, intricate designs, and timeless appeal, Jaipur is home to some of the finest marble murti manufacturers and suppliers. One such prominent name is Marble Murti Jaipur, a trusted brand synonymous with purity, elegance, and devotion.

The Legacy of Marble Craft in Jaipur

The art of marble carving in Jaipur dates back centuries, blending the skills passed down through generations with modern innovations. The artisans, also known as shilpkars, are renowned for their ability to transform raw marble into magnificent depictions of deities.

Jaipur’s marble God and Goddess statues are celebrated not just in India but also in international markets. These statues embody spirituality and aesthetics, making them ideal for temples, homes, and gifts.

Why Choose Marble Murti Jaipur?

Marble Murti Jaipur is a leading manufacturer and supplier of marble Goddess statues in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Here’s why the brand stands out:

Unmatched Quality They use the finest quality marble sourced from renowned quarries across India. Whether it’s Makrana marble or white Carrara marble, the material guarantees durability and a pristine finish.

Exquisite Craftsmanship Their team of expert artisans ensures that every murti reflects intricate detailing, lifelike expressions, and superior artistry.

Customization Options Customers can request tailored designs, sizes, and styles, ensuring that the statues perfectly suit their preferences and spaces.

Eco-Friendly Practices The brand employs sustainable carving practices, minimizing waste and promoting environmentally friendly techniques.

Affordable Pricing Despite offering premium-quality products, Marble Murti Jaipur ensures competitive pricing, making their offerings accessible to a wide range of customers.

Popular Marble God & Goddess Statues

MarbleMurtiJaipur specializes in creating statues of various deities revered in Hinduism, Jainism, and other traditions. Below are some of their most sought-after offerings:

1. Lord Krishna Statues

The playful and divine Lord Krishna is a favorite among devotees. Marble Murti Jaipur offers statues in a variety of postures, including:

Murlidhar Krishna with a flute

Radha-Krishna pair for romantic and spiritual vibes

2. Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Vishnu Statues

Symbolizing prosperity and preservation, the Lakshmi-Vishnu statues are intricately carved to depict the divinity and blessings of these deities.

3. Lord Shiva Statues

From the serene Shiva meditating to the fierce Nataraja, the Lord Shiva statues are crafted with impeccable detail to represent his multifaceted nature.

4. Durga Maa Statues

The divine warrior, Goddess Durga, is portrayed in majestic forms, symbolizing power and protection.

5. Hanuman Ji Statues

Lord Hanuman, the epitome of devotion and strength, is available in various forms, including the Veer Hanuman and Sankat Mochan Hanuman.

6. Jain Tirthankara Statues

For followers of Jainism, Marble Murti Jaipur also creates serene Tirthankara statues, exuding peace and spirituality.

7. Custom Deity Statues

Whether it’s a rare deity or a unique artistic vision, the company can bring your ideas to life through custom marble carvings.

The Manufacturing Process

Creating a marble statue is a meticulous process that combines traditional techniques with modern tools. Here’s a glimpse into how Marble Murti Jaipur crafts its masterpieces:

Selection of Marble High-quality marble is carefully chosen based on its texture, color, and purity.

Design and Carving Artisans begin by sketching the design and then chiseling the marble block into shape. Precision tools are used for intricate detailing.

Polishing The statues are polished to achieve a smooth and shiny finish, enhancing the marble’s natural beauty.

Painting and Ornamentation Some murtis are hand-painted or adorned with gold leaf and other embellishments for a regal look.

Quality Checks Each statue undergoes rigorous quality checks to ensure flawless craftsmanship.

Applications of Marble God & Goddess Statues

These statues are versatile and can be used in various settings, such as:

Homes: Ideal for personal prayer rooms and meditation spaces.

Temples: Suitable for large-scale installations in community temples.

Offices: Symbolize prosperity and positive energy.

Gifts: Perfect for housewarming ceremonies, weddings, or religious celebrations.

Shipping and Export

Marble Murti Jaipur caters to both domestic and international clients. Their robust shipping network ensures safe delivery across India and to countries like the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, and the Middle East. Each product is securely packaged to prevent damage during transit.

Maintenance of Marble Statues

To maintain the beauty of marble statues, follow these tips:

Regular Cleaning: Use a soft cloth to remove dust.

Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Stick to mild cleaners and avoid acids.

Protect from Moisture: Although marble is durable, excessive moisture can harm its polish.

Re-polishing: Periodically get the statue re-polished for a fresh look.

Conclusion

When it comes to marble God and Goddess statues, Jaipur stands as an unmatched destination, and Marble Murti Jaipur is at the forefront of this legacy. Their dedication to quality, artistry, and customer satisfaction ensures that every statue becomes a timeless piece of devotion and art.

If you’re looking for marble murti manufacturers and suppliers in Jaipur, Rajasthan, trust Marble Murti Jaipur to deliver unparalleled craftsmanship that embodies the divine. Visit their showroom or explore their catalog online to bring home a piece of spiritual elegance.

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Exploring the World of Marble Moorti Manufacturers in India

Marble statues are popular among the masses owing to the grandeur and elegance that they provide with them. Marble statues are installed inside a lot of Indian homes as a part of home decor as well as in commercial spaces to bring good luck and positivity.

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5 Things You Must Do in Siliguri

Siliguri, the gateway to North-East India is an important hub for trade, tourism, and business opportunities. It connects major cities to the most beautiful destinations of the country. Siliguri is a city in West Bengal, popular for its tea, timber, and tourism. It also has convenient access to three international borders Nepal, Bangladesh, and Bhutan.

Whether it is Dooars, Sikkim, or Bhutan, you can get several travel agencies willing to take you to this paradise. Whether you want to travel to Siliguri for a trip or it is business-related, you can easily book the best hotels in Siliguri and rest before embarking on a new journey for the next day. With affordable prices, the hotel in Siliguri provides a luxurious experience that enriches your overall travel experience.

Hong Kong Market

A shopping arcade in Siliguri, Hong Kong Market sells imported goods, international brands, and so on. If you want to go on a shopping spree, this is the best place to visit in Siliguri where you will be able to buy as many products as you want at affordable rates. You can even say cheap prices. The Hong Kong market has everything from apparel to gadgets at extremely cheap prices. 

Savin Kingdom

The Savin Kingdom is a haven for relieving your stress with fun activities. This castle theme park welcomes its visitors with water rides and a dry park to make some memorable moments with your family or friends. Here you can enjoy Dashing Cars, Break Dance, Go Kart, Monorail, etc. not to mention a large entertainment mall with a food court available with national and international cuisines.

Bengal Safari

Once you book a room from a hotel in Siliguri, you can leave for Bengal Safari. With a serene nature walk and witness the beautiful animals living in their natural habitat. The Bengal safari offers different safari for their visitors. You can get entry and just watch the zoo of the sanctuary or you can buy tickets for a safari to enjoy the inside of the jungle area and spot fascinating species.

Other Than wildlife, you can enjoy different adventurous activities like Zipline, Burma Bridge, and much more. Several food stalls are easily available in case you get hungry.

Ewam Monastery

It is run by female monks, and is situated near to Bengal Safari. Established in 1999, Ewam Monastery is a non-profit educational institution. The monastery offers the utmost tranquility for the soul, surrounded by views of the mountains and glistening rivers. To enjoy the beauty and tranquillity of the surrounding, come early in the morning. The golden statue of the magnificent Buddha is the monastery's most fascinating feature. The statue's presence is breathtaking and amazing. Explore the temple grounds and look for murals that attempt to tell tales.

ISKCON Temple

ISKCON temple, also known as Sri Radha Madhav Sundar Mandir, is a must-visit place for a peaceful spiritual addition to the trip. The architecture is beautiful and is made by ISKCON which stands for International Society for Krishna Consciousness. The soothing campus will be worth the visit.

Conclusion Situated in the Himalayan foothills, Siliguri serves as a starting point for a number of North-Eastern attractions. Here you can visit several fascinating sights and enjoy your time to the fullest. However, rest for the body is important too. Before you begin your trip, check into one of best hotels in Siliguri. From sanctuaries and monasteries to fun rides, you can delve deep into the different fascinating aspects and destination of Siliguri.