The exhibitions are displayed in three large halls, each with a unique display style. A source of education, information and inspiration, they are a fourfold combination of art, science, culture and spirituality. Artistically mesmerizing, scientifically stunning, culturally moving, and spiritually elevating, the exhibitions create amazing environments capable of transporting viewers to ancient India. A balanced fusion of ancient values and wisdom and the best of modern media and technology, the exhibitions provide a powerful, soul-stirring experience of Hindu heritage and universal values. The three halls are: Sahajanand Darshan – Hall of Values; Neelkanth Darshan – Large Format Film; Sanskruti Darshan – Cultural Boat Ride.
Visitors walk into a world of values that can help change their lives and the world. Universal values like love, ahimsa (non-violence), fearlessness, service, humility, compassion, spiritual consciousness, honesty, unity and peace are displayed through a series of exhibits using animatronic figures, scenic representations and short videos. Learn More »
Come and take your seat in this unique giant screen theater. Explore the highest mountains and deepest gorges of the Himalayas, trek through the rain forests of Assam and see the magnificent Rameshwaram mandir. Follow in the footsteps of Neelkanth, a youthful Bhagwan Swaminarayan, on his journey across the Indian subcontinent in this epic large format film. Learn More »
Board a boat and sail through thousands of years of ancient Indian history. Experience the lifestyle of the Vedic era. Pass through the oldest university and watch an eye surgery happening more than a thousand years ago. This 12 minute boat ride presents some of India’s important contributions to the world. Learn More »
It is wonderful education of our culture and history to visit the temple and exhibitions. It is a great service to the prosperity which will help the new generations of Indians to acquaint themselves with the age old culture of India. The eternal values of life established by our ancestors can be easy imbibed by the youth with the aid of the latest technology used here.
The most wonderful part of the experience is the interaction with the devoted and enlightened volunteers who are the pillars of this complex. They show by setting personal examples that religion is not only a personal activity but also a great means of social service.
The messages of both Bharat (India) and Nepal’s culture and traditions have been given through the architecture itself and the documentary. From the bottom of my heart, I praise the manner in which this history has been presented (to the world). I pray that this work continues to deepen the relationship and culture between Bharat (India) and Nepal.
Swamiji (Pramukh Swami Maharaj) has created the 8th wonder of the world which depicts the whole universe and the 10,000 years of (Indian) culture and civilization.