Geeta Bhavan

Geeta Bhavan

with a number of statues of Gods of all religions, Geeta Bhavan is an important temple of Indore.

The very extraordinary part of Geeta Bhavan in Indore is, the building does not have any specific religious deity for worshippers to follow. The Geeta Bhavan, Indore is emblazoned with many statues of Gods of all religions.

Open to all, irrespective of caste, creed, religion etc. with provisions for devotees to pray separately. The Central Hall of Geeta Bhavan, Indore is finished with wall paintings from Puranas, Ramayana, and Mahabharata and is used for religious discourses-'Pravachans'.

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