Sacred geography · United Kingdom

Find your nearest Hindu temple

From the hand-carved marble of Neasden to the Tamil kovils of Croydon and the ISKCON estate at Bhaktivedanta Manor — this directory maps 151 verified Hindu temples and mandirs across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Search by postcode, or browse by region and tradition.

Nearest temples are ranked by straight-line distance from your postcode.

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Every major Hindu community in Britain, from the capital to the Golden Mile — each city page lists its mandirs with addresses, traditions and directions.

Common questions

How many Hindu temples are there in the UK?

This directory lists 151 verified Hindu temples and mandirs across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, each checked against a real street address. National bodies such as the National Council of Hindu Temples UK estimate several hundred places of Hindu worship in total once smaller community shrines and home gatherings are included.

Which UK city has the most Hindu temples?

London has by far the most, with 37 temples listed across the capital. Leicester follows with 14, clustered around the Golden Mile on Belgrave Road — home to one of the largest Diwali celebrations outside India.

What is the largest Hindu temple in the UK?

The BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Neasden, London — opened in 1995 — was Europe’s first traditional stone mandir and remains the best known. The Shri Venkateswara (Balaji) Temple in Tividale, near Birmingham, is among the largest Hindu temple complexes in Europe.

How do I find my nearest Hindu temple?

Type your postcode into the search box at the top of this page. The map ranks every temple by distance, draws sightlines to the four nearest, and gives you one-tap directions, phone numbers and websites where available.

Are temple opening times listed?

Opening hours are shown where they have been verified, and more are added as temples confirm them. Times can change for festivals and private events, so it’s always worth checking with the temple before travelling.

A temple is missing or has closed — how do I report it?

Email hindu.temples.uk@gmail.com with the temple’s name and address and what needs changing. Every submission is checked before the map is updated — see how this directory is maintained.