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EME Temple, Vadodara, Gujarat
`Dakshinamurthy Temple` or EME Temple It is situated amidst five banyan trees, known as Panchavati.

EME Temple, Vadodara, GujaratLocated ideally in the premise of EME in Vadodara, Gujarat EME temple is also known as Dakshinamurthy Temple`. EME temple`s inimitable concept and design and geodesic structure lends it a strange aura. It is built solely out of aluminum alloy and steel. In this respect, it is regarded as the only structure of its kind in India.

EME Temple, Vadodara, Gujarat is dedicated to Lord Dakshinamurthy, yet another incarnation of Lord Shiva as `Jagadguru` (universal teacher) facing south to sermonize the world. It is situated amidst five banyan trees, known as Panchavati. The temple complex boasts brilliant idols obtained from the excavations undertaken in nearby areas, some of them dating back to the 6th century. These idols are placed on both sides of the entrance walkway, which brighten up at night in illumination. The architectural pattern represents five religions- the `kalash` on the top of the dome signifies Hinduism, the `dome` signifies Islam, the `tower` represents Christianity, the `golden-structure` on the top of the tower represents Buddhism and the entrances to the temple with their respective shapes signifies Jainism. The Indian Army takes up the entire organizational work.

(Last Updated on : 23/01/2009)
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