- As part of the 18th G20 Summit, Rishi Sunak and his wife paid a visit to New Delhi’s Akshardham Temple.
- The temple—dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan—is a representation of India’s rich cultural and spiritual legacy.
- The visit to Akshardham will probably serve as a memorable and significant interlude in the voyage of Sunak and his wife.
As part of the 18th G20 Summit, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his wife Akshata Murthy paid a visit to New Delhi’s Akshardham Temple.
With its elaborately carved pillars, verdant gardens, and towering Akshardham Mandir, the temple—dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan—is a representation of India’s rich cultural and spiritual legacy and a haven of inspiration and peace for tourists from all over the world.
Akshardham Temple
The tour serves as a reminder of the lasting significance of these time-honored practices by highlighting the role that spirituality and cultural heritage play in the lives of global leaders.
The visit to Akshardham will probably serve as a memorable and significant interlude in the voyage of UK PM Rishi Sunak and his wife, amid the vivid tapestry of India‘s culture and diplomacy, while the G20 Summit proceeds with discussions on global challenges and cooperation.
Sunak gushed about how happy he was to go to Swaminarayan Akshardham for puja and darshan, characterizing it as a place of devotion and a landmark that represents India’s values, culture, and contributions to the globe.
Additionally, he expressed his gratitude for receiving His Holiness Mahant Swami Maharaj’s blessings and sent his best wishes in advance of the opening to His Holiness and all BAPS followers.
