Hindu Temple

Hindu Temple (noun) – a place of worship for followers of Hinduism, where devotees perform rituals, offer prayers, and honor deities through ceremonies, festivals, and spiritual practices.

A Hindu Temple is a sacred space where devotees worship, connect with the Divine, and perform rituals as part of the Sanatan Dharma (Hinduism). It is not just a place of prayer—it is a spiritual gateway, a cosmic center, and a house of the gods where divine energy is believed to reside.

💡 Definition:
A Hindu temple (called Mandir in Hindi and Sanskrit) is a place of worship designed to bring humans and gods together through devotion (bhakti), rituals, and meditation.