Temples in Paris

Ganesh Temple: The most famous Hindu temple in Paris is Ganesh Temple, which is the oldest temple. It is located on 17 Rue Pajol in Paris. The temple offers a peaceful and serene environment and is visited by the majority. Special prayers are conducted on weekends and the majority of Indian festivals are celebrated in the temple. Many devotees from all over France visit the place. The temple is built by some of the Indians staying in Paris. The Kumbhabhishekam Maha ceremony is celebrated with a lot of excitement and enthusiasm. The ceremony is to awaken the links with divine power. 

Shri Muthukumaraswamy Alayam: The place is known for the Holy Pantheon of Hindu Gods and Goddesses. Among all the Gods and Goddesses, Muruga has been given more importance. Lord Muruga is worshiped mostly by people staying in Tamil Nadu and is known for the repository of knowledge. This temple is one of the most visited temples in Paris. It is located in 31, Rue des Solitaires in Paris. To acquire mental serenity and everlasting bliss, visit Shri Muthukumaraswamy Alayam in Paris.