....Hello Payal, I think u hv recd. ur answer. It is just 10 minutes drive to Akshardham temple from ITO. You have to turn right after just crossing the Yamuna bridge to Noida Mod. It is just 4 KM far away from ITO towards Noida...only 6 kilometer far from ITO...around 8km...20min...hi payaljust 5 km from ITO...3-4 k.m. only......5 km...around 7kms.i have visited akshardham and it is a beautiful temple a piece of art
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3:29 PM on February 04, 2009
Address- Near Nizamuddin Bridge City- New Delhi State- Delhi Location- North India...Akshardham Temple is situated in East Delhi, on the banks of Yamuna, near Noida Mod, Mother Dairy and Nizamuddin Railway Station....thers is only one . and it lies on road to noida ghaziabad 5-6 km from ashram....near noida mod or near mayur vihar phase-I...akshardham is made near of laxmi nagar.its far 1km from laxmi
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9:15 PM on March 04, 2008
temples are very ancient and fourth comes the recently built temples like iscon temples,akshardham temples,birla mandirs,,,etc,,,,,...many ,many, it is very difficult to list all...Some of the important Hindu Congress government of Bharat who did not want to alienate their precious vote bank--the muslims....Every temple in the Holy Land is prominent.In the far flung deserts you stuimble upon a rick piece .You pin
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Arle Rambabu
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8:18 AM on October 07, 2008
only till now.Now the work is carried to take the delhi metro service to Akshardham Temple very soon but yet to wait for another few months.if you want to come to Akshardham Temple then you can get bus from indraprastha metro station to reach at laxmi nagar then take another bus to reach at akshardham.Regards and Thanksbye and take care...no metro doesnt go to near akshardham temple as the work
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Devvrat
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6:33 AM on July 20, 2008
not very far all... both place very close to new delhi station.. u can take a auto...Although I cannot help you there but, when the Akshardham was mentioned I could not help logging on. Very recently
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7:19 PM on October 27, 2008
30 kms...30 km its nr ghandhinagar...i think 32 or 34 km my friend....23 km from kankaria maninagar...its just far 30-35 km ....its just 33 kms from ahmedabad to reach akshardham temple. ahmedabad. i dont know the sector of the temple . but it is a very famous temple u can easely access to it...100KM...its just 29km...Akshardham Temple is situated in Gandhinagar. The distance between Ahmedabad
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11:27 PM on January 11, 2008
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Akshardham Temple Gandhinagar is about 40 km from Paldi Ahmedabad.
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6:17 PM on November 27, 2007
Akshardham temple is near the National Highway heading towards Noida, and the distance from geeta colony to the temple is around 5 Kms...so it takes about 20-25 mins to drive down to the temple from geeta colony.....JAB JAANA HI HAI AKSHARDHAM TO ISMAIN DOORI DEKHNE KI KYA JAROORAT HAI........JASSI JI...maam just go to geeta colony take an autoriksha n tell him for akshardhardham n take meterreading
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9:49 PM on October 09, 2007
noida,up...Gujrat...Dehi...firoz shah kotla,yammuna paar...its in delhi...Splendours of Akshardham TempleThe exquisite Akshardham Temple situated on the bank of the serene river Yamuna is a wonder. The architectural style of the temple follows the famous Akshardham Temple in Gandhinagar, Gujarat. The entire temple compound is built in pink stone and pure white marble, where pink stone symbolizes bhakti devotion
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5:58 PM on March 13, 2008
- DwarkaGujaratSomeshwara TempleSomeshwara Temple - VeravalGujarat...The Akshardham is one of the finest contemporary temples in all of India, using a blend of traditional sandstone carving with stateThe temples built in western India between Muhammad Ghanas expedition to Somnath in Kathiawar in 1025-26 A.D., and the conquest of this part of the country by the Sultans of Delhi in 1298 A
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PURUPPA
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1:44 AM on October 25, 2008
