EME Temple
EME Temple (Dakshinamurti Temple) is an unusual temple built by the Indian Army's Corps of Electronics and Mechanical Engineers, constructed largely from military surplus and recycled materials, including aluminum and other scrap metal, into an elaborate architectural structure dedicated to Shiva. It's a distinctive engineering and artistic achievement, quite different in construction method from any conventional temple.
It's a lesser-known but genuinely interesting stop given its unusual origin story and materials, appealing to visitors curious about unconventional architecture as much as those visiting for religious reasons.
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It was built by the Indian Army's Corps of Electronics and Mechanical Engineers largely using military surplus and recycled materials like aluminum and scrap metal, an unconventional construction approach for a Hindu temple.
30-45 minutes.
No, entry is generally free.
Shiva, in the form of Dakshinamurti.
It's a lesser-known but genuinely distinctive site, appealing especially to those curious about unusual architecture and construction methods.
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