Uttara Swamimalai Temple

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This temple is located in South Campus, New Delhi, and can be easily reached using any mode of transportation. It is primarily dedicated to deities worshipped by people from South India and exudes a positive atmosphere. The main temple is situated at the top of the complex, accessible via stairs. Once at the top, visitors are treated to a beautiful view, making it an ideal spot to spend quality time with loved ones. As you descend, you’ll find statues of other deities as well. The temple is well-maintained, clean, and supported by a helpful staff. However, photography and videography require caution, as permission is generally not granted. The temple gates open at 5:00 PM, and entry is only allowed after that time. Visitors must leave their shoes at the entrance, and all services are free of charge. Additionally, there is free parking available for cars and bikes beside the temple.

Peaceful and spiritual experience visiting the Uttara Swami Malai Temple in RK Puram. The temple has a serene atmosphere and is well-maintained, offering a sense of calm away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The temple complex is beautifully designed, and a well-kept environment. The temple is dedicated to Lord Murugan (kartikey), and the prayers and rituals conducted here create a very divine experience. The priests are friendly and offer guidance for visitors who are new to the temple. It’s not overly crowded, which adds to the tranquil experience. The location is also quite convenient and easy to reach, with ample parking space nearby. Overall, it’s a lovely place to visit for anyone looking to connect spiritually or simply enjoy a peaceful atmosphere. Highly recommended!

The parking lot in front of the temple is now fully functional and is free of cost. It is spacious with provision of parking about 40 cars without any inconvenience. The construction work which troubled a few years back is also complete and the going is smooth. Arrangements for keeping footwear also made near the entrance. A few flower shops are there for people who want to bestow the gods with garlands or adorn their hair in typical South Indian style. Garlands for marriages can also be ordered here. There is a counter inside to the left of the entrance where we can buy coupons for Archana. At a nominal price of 60 rupees, you get a basket of coconut, 2 bananas flowers etc and flower petals etc and you can get your prayers done by the priest by giving name and gotram details also if you know . Prayers to Shanidev can also be offered at 20 rupee coupon where you are provided a black cloth which and oil. There is a counter of about 60 Diya’s where you can light them. The Navagraha temple entrance is third on the left. It is very convenient and cleanly maintained and dozens of devotees can offer their prayers simultaneously after lighting the Diyas

It's a really great place to be if you are a devotee of lord Kartikeya. This temple goes back as old as 1973 and you would see the pillar with the inscription of the first stone consecrated. Also known as Swaminatha Temple, the place will give you an immense vibe of south culture especially tamil worshipping sect and the feel peaceful within the premises. It gives a feeling how you are climbing Lords actual temple at Palani and embarks a great significance for its devotees. The nearest Metro station. to reach there on foot would be Munirka, although you can also get down at Vasant Vihar. You can even go by 2 wheelers or car as it has ample space for parking. Once there, you can buy flower garlands from the vendors outside for 30Rs. Even bring your own offerings for the lord. You can book for archana with 60Rs. And ensure you take the casket (contains coconut, 2 bananas, Petal leaves and 1m flower knots) with it before going up to the temple. The best time to visit would be Sat-Sun early mornings as you will have a lesser crowd. in addition there is Lord Ganesha, Lord Shiva, The Navagrahas and Other idols present here for worship. The temple opens by 5:30 am till 12 noon and 5:30 pm till 9 pm in the evening during summers.

Visiting Uttara Swami Malai Mandir was a deeply spiritual experience. Perched atop a hill in Delhi's RK Puram, this temple dedicated to Lord Murugan offers a serene ambiance and stunning South Indian architecture. The intricate sculptures and the peaceful atmosphere provide a perfect setting for reflection and devotion. The temple's cleanliness and the gentle breeze enhance the overall experience, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking tranquility in the city.