Durgiana Mandir, Amritsar

An emblem of devotion towards Goddess Durga, the Durgiana Mandir, Amritsar, flaunts a majestic structural architecture which has enough similarities with the famous Golden Temple of Punjab. Also referred as the Lakshmi Narayan Temple, the shrine was erected during the 16th century.

Being inaugurated by one of the popular leaders of Indian political arena - Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya - the Durgiana Mandir flaunts a tank, several canopies and a dome in its centre, each of which has an individual relevance among the devotees of the place.

Set in the exterior of the Lohgarh Gate, The entire planning of Durgiana Mandir in Amritsar resembles the crafty look of the Golden Temple. Attracting both Hindu and followers of other religions to its premises, the shrine has a beautiful sarovar within its vicinity.

Along with worshipping Goddess Durga, Goddess Lakshmi, known as the deity of opulence and Lord Narayana, the God of the entire universe, are also praised religiously. The shrine with all its spiritual ecstasy exudes a distinct charm which is enriched by the holy aura surrounding the place.

Being located in one of the most famous cities of Punjab - Amritsar- Durgiana Mandir is accessible from all parts of India. Apart from an active railway and road network, Amritsar is linked with Delhi and Srinagar through airways.

Anyone who thinks of visiting the holy places of Punjab has to come to Durgiana Mandir, not only to get the blessings of the presiding deities but also to experience the feel of the religious charisma of the place.