
New Delhi: Delhi’s Swaminarayan Akshardham temple, a popular tourist destination in the city, opened Tuesday to a large crowd, six and a half months after it was closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
However, there are new rules that visitors will need to follow now if they wish to go to the temple. Entry is now allowed only between 5 pm and 6.30 pm, but the visitors can stay inside the premises till 9 pm.
There is thermal checking at the entrance gate, and people have been asked to wear proper masks to enter the temple.
Only a few spots inside the temple are open, such as the fountain, gardens, food court, books and gift centres. The Abhishek puja and all exhibitions remain temporarily suspended.
ThePrint’s Praveen Jain and Manisha Mondal bring you photographs from the temple on its first day of reopening.









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