EmE Temple
Temple
EmE Temple
The EME Temple, also known as the Dakshinamoorthy Temple, is a unique and fascinating temple located in Vadodara, Gujarat. It is run by the Indian Army and is dedicated to Lord Dakshinamoorthy, a form of Lord Shiva. The temple is known for its distinctive geodesic dome architecture, inspired by Buckminster Fuller's design.
The temple is a symbol of secularism, incorporating elements from various religions. The dome represents Islamic architecture, the tower symbolizes Christianity, and the golden structure above the tower represents Buddhism. The entrance is built in the Jain style, and there is a fire pit representing Zoroastrianism.
The temple also houses a Navgraha temple dedicated to the nine planets in Vedic astrology, and it features 108 archaeological stone statues of various Hindu deities. The main deity, Lord Dakshinamoorthy, faces south, symbolizing his role as a teacher imparting wisdom.
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EmE Temple is located in Vadodara, Gujarat.
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