Lotus Temple (Bahá'í House of Worship) Tours and Tickets

The Lotus Temple is Delhi's main Bahá'í House of Worship. This massive white-marble structure is renowned for its architecture and features 27 petals resembling a huge lotus flower. The temple is one of Delhi’s most notable architectural attractions, and attracts worshippers and architecture fans alike.

The Lotus Temple is located in South Delhi’s Kalkaji Extension neighborhood, about a 10-minute walk from the Kalkaji Mandir. It's easy to get to by taxi or autorickshaw, and the Violet Line of the Delhi Metro stops nearby. Many tours visit the temple; most include round-trip transportation from Delhi hotels.

Yes, you can enter the Lotus Temple and explore its interior spaces; admission is free. You are requested to stay quiet and put your phone on silent. Photography and videography are prohibited inside, and you must remove your shoes before entering.

The Lotus Temple is open from Tuesday through Sunday; it’s closed on Mondays. It's a good idea to come first thing in the morning to beat the crowds, especially if you're visiting on a hot day, when long lines to enter the temple can be uncomfortable.

Yes, guided tours of the Lotus Temple are available. Most tours combine the Lotus Temple with numerous other Delhi highlights in just one day. Private options give you the choice of just seeing the temple from the outside or entering the temple’s interior.

Yes, there are lots of nearby attractions to visit after exploring the Lotus Temple, including the nearby Kalkaji Mandir and Qutub Minar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Other must-see spots in Delhi include Humayan's Tomb, India Gate, and Old Delhi attractions such as the Jama Masjid, Red Fort, and Chandini Chowk.