birla mandir was as expected. made in white marble standing tall in a busy city and paying tribute to narayan in his several forms, primarily ram and krishn. a true birla style, i was happy to have paid a visit and meet several guides dictate ram and krishna and their work of lifetimes in languages unheard of earlier to foreign... More

this temple is located in the most prime place of jaipur,against the backdrop of MOTI DOONGRI fort giving it av.scenic setting. around it r lush green gardens which r v.spacious.the mandir itself is beautiful n hosts a v. big statue of the GOD LAXMI NARAYAN.sit there for a while and u will get a soothing feeling n peace of mind.

Very peaceful, you can not take inside pictures due security reasons

Located on main road, ample parking space is available for INR 2 only, avoid this place in summer noon white marble get heats up easily, you have to remove your shoes place your shoes in shoe house they will charge INR 1 for each pair. Photography is prohibited inside the main temple, large lawn and space for temple, in base... More

Peace of mind in the middle of city. this temple situated at JDA circle is a nice place to take a break & relax yourself. Visit in evening & catch the Aarti. Sit on the outside marble stairs & just take a look on JDA office & nehru marg. Also enjoy the local weekly market on wednesday.

Dont think that man can comment about the Deities but our darshan was very good. Totally different experience from the south indian temples that i am accustomed to. Marbles on the floor and the glass paintings on the walls were all much appreciated by us.

this temple is very important for hindu, extra shape , also beatyfull inside, but no camera inside, also no posibility to buy postcard ar book,

A new Temple with exquisite carvings and very close to the old Ganesh Temple which allows you to make a good comparison between the lavish and the more mundane. Both are worth being in whenever puja is being offered.

Mr Birla endowed two temples (maybe more) and the while marble edifice in Jaipur is impressive, but somewhat austere with its single large space inside and images of only two gods. We much preferred his temple in Delhi which is more intimate and has more statues of different gods and architecturally is more varied and warmer in feeling.