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Dec 2021

This is the same maneckji sett again in Fort area situated at perin Nariman Street also called as bazargate. Entry restriction. Only parsi and Irani can enter

By macedonboy

“It looks okay, but disappointing entry is for Parsis only.”

Nov 2019

The Parsi Fire Temple is a Zoroastrian temple and entry is restricted to members of the Zoroastrian community. From the outside the building looks like a fusion of Neo-renaissance and Persian architecture which you can see in the columns, balconies and winged sphinxes. It looks okay, but disappointing entry is for Parsis only.

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macedonboy

Glasgow, UK185,662 contributions

It looks okay, but disappointing entry is for Parsis only.

Nov 2019

The Parsi Fire Temple is a Zoroastrian temple and entry is restricted to members of the Zoroastrian community. From the outside the building looks like a fusion of Neo-renaissance and Persian architecture which you can see in the columns, balconies and winged sphinxes. It looks okay, but disappointing entry is for Parsis only.

Written 28 November 2019

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Parinaz P

Mumbai, India33 contributions

Maneckji Seth Parsi Agiary - One of the oldest surviving fire temple (Parsi Agiary)

Dec 2015 • Family

Holy place of the Parsi's (Zoroastrian), very artistically and tastefully built. And this structure is one of the oldest Agiary's in Mumbai. Located in the most populated part of the city it still is extremely serene and peaceful. Filling the surrounding areas with a sense of holiness, divinity and a faint fragrance of sandalwood.
Considered amongst the most beautiful religious monuments still existing in the city. Preserving old-school heritage, culture and architecture. It is included in the city’s heritage list to safeguard these structures (Fire temples marked as Heritage Grade II A and Grade III A structures).
Entry is permitted only for Parsis but for those looking for learning more about the religion or just wanting to see the fire temple from the inside can visit the F.D. Alpaiwalla Museum, ensconced in Khareghat Colony on Hughes Road OR Zoroastrian heritage museum, Udvada

Written 8 December 2015

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Healthfulyogitraveler

Key Biscayne, FL303 contributions

Architectural, religious and cultural landmark mixed in with the local streets of Colaba. Must see for history buffs.

Apr 2016

Read up on the fascinating "Parsi" culture that came to India from Iran- Zoroastrians who celebrate the fire God and were persecuted and sought refuge in multi-cult rural and pluralistic India.

Freddy Mercury of Queen, The Tata family who a mega force in Indian business, The Great musical genius, Zubin Mehta are some notoriable "Parsis"..

Make this lesson in history and architectural delight complete by heading over to Bombay's best Parsi food down the street at Brittania...

Written 23 April 2016

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DilrukshiH

Colombo, Sri Lanka2,679 contributions

Beautiful Building

Aug 2015 • Couples

The Parsi Fire Temple looks beautiful from out side, as only Parsis are allowed inside it was disappointing that we did not get a chance to go inside.
Seeing the outside was also great ,as this building is very famous.

Written 26 September 2015

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Nish0901

New Delhi, India1,129 contributions

Entry for Parsi only

Jun 2019 • Solo

It is a worship place for Parsi only. It is clearly written outside that no person other than Parsi can enter here. I took few photographs from outside.

Written 27 June 2019

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Nergish2014

Pune, India152 contributions

Beautiful .

Oct 2015 • Solo

Really nice architecture and awell maintained exterior makes this one of Mumbai's better maintained agiaries.

Written 21 November 2015

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vinodkhedkar

Mumbai, India4,896 contributions

Heritage Value

Oct 2015 • Solo

This is an old fire temple belonging to Parsi community located in Fort area,Mumbai. It was build more than three hundred years ago.Nice architecture and heritage value. Only Parsis are allowed to enter into this fire temple.

Written 8 November 2015

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raahgir

90 contributions

Beautiful from outside

Mar 2015 • Solo

The temple looks very good from outside. Since non-parsis are not allowed at parsi places of worship, never got a chance to see it from inside.

Written 29 March 2015

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achuThiruvalla

Dammam, Saudi Arabia403 contributions

Parsi Fire Temple

Sept 2013 • Solo

This is one of the most visited and beautiful fire temples in mumbai right in the heart of probably the mostly densely populated parsi community in the world.

Written 17 August 2014

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MANCHIMASTER

Mumbai, India821 contributions

Parsi fire temple for parsi only

Dec 2021 • Solo

This is the same maneckji sett again in Fort area situated at perin Nariman Street also called as bazargate. Entry restriction. Only parsi and Irani can enter

Written 10 December 2021

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