Temple Rules and Guidelines: The Mandir is a sacred house of God and a place of daily worship. In the interest of preserving its sanctity and ensuring worshippers can enjoy the spiritual ambience, all visitors are requested to abide by the following guidelines applicable in all areas of the Mandir complex.
Dress Code
Please note that a strict dress code operates within the complex. Specifically, tops must cover the shoulders, chest, navel, and upper arms. Leg-wear must be at least below knee-length.
Shoes
It is customary to remove footwear upon entering any part of the Haveli complex. Shoe racks are provided within the complex.
Security
Please respect the security procedures in place for the safety of all visitors.
Sharp, dangerous and incendiary objects and substances (e.g. knives, matches, lighters, etc.) are not allowed inside the complex.
Bags & Cameras
Small (palm-sized) purses and wallets are allowed into the building. Cameras are not. Please deposit all large bags and cameras in the Baggage Cabin in the car park prior to entering the complex. Please remember to collect your belongings when you leave.
Filming & Photography
Videos and photos using a mobile phone – for personal use only – may be taken from ground level outside the Mandir and Haveli, but no photography or filming is allowed inside. Postcards and photographs showing the interior of the Mandir and Haveli can be purchased from the Souvenir Shop.
For non-personal use, please seek permission by emailing media@uk.baps.org.
Mobile Phones
Please switch off or place mobile phones on silent mode prior to entering the premises. Mobile phones must not be used to take photos or video footage inside the complex.
Smoking
Smoking is not allowed on the premises, including in the car parks. Please dispose of cigarettes in the bin provided prior to entering the gates.
Food & Drink
No food or drink is allowed on the premises. Please discard chewing gum prior to entering.
Conduct
Please refrain from touching the delicate carvings. The marbled areas in the Mandir are quiet zones.
Seating Arrangements During Arti Ceremony
All visitors are requested to adhere to the separate seating arrangements during the arti ceremony.
Children
Children are welcome. However, visitors aged 16 or under must be accompanied by a responsible adult at all times.
Parking
Free parking available for cars. Coach passengers are requested to alight outside the Mandir. Parking for coaches is very limited.
Disabled Access
Ramps for wheelchair access and a lift inside the Mandir are available. Wheelchairs will be provided subject to availability. For more details about accessibility, please see here.
Pets
No pets are allowed within the complex. Assistance dogs accompanying disabled visitors will be looked after in a quiet place by a volunteer, while visitors will be provided a personal chaperon/guide to enjoy their visit of the Mandir. For further details, please see here.
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