Skyscraper Temple Planned for Vrindavan

Skyscraper Temple Vrindavan

Uttar Pradesh is home to one of the tallest temples in the world. 

The Indian state of Uttar Pradesh is preparing to build a skyscraper temple in Vrindavan. This architectural marvel, which aims to become an icon of Indian culture, is still in its early stages. Upon completion, the temple is expected to become a catalyst for social development and economic growth in the area.

Details of the Skyscraper Temple

  • Height: 210 meters
  • Floors: 70
  • Cost: $80 million
  • Structure: Octagonal, with four wings (east, west, north, south)
  • Facilities: Three temples (one in each wing), a memorial for Srila Prabhupada, and accommodation for devotees

Expected Benefits

  • Increased tourist footfall in Vrindavan
  • Boost to the local economy
  • Strengthened spiritual infrastructure of India

This initiative highlights the government’s proactive approach to building a strong spiritual infrastructure to meet the growing needs of pilgrims and tourists visiting India.