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TEMPLE · SWAMINARAYAN · BAPSA grand BAPS Swaminarayan mandir at Salangpur — a serene marble-and-stone complex of carved shrines, gardens and the samadhi memorial of Pramukh Swami Maharaj.
Alongside the famous Hanuman shrine, Salangpur is also home to a grand BAPS Swaminarayan Mandir — a serene and beautifully kept temple complex in the BAPS tradition. Carved in stone and marble and set amid manicured gardens, the mandir enshrines the deities of the sampradaya and is a place of daily aarti, discipline and seva.
The complex also holds a memorial associated with Pramukh Swami Maharaj, the revered BAPS guru, drawing followers who come to pay their respects. With its ordered calm, fine craftsmanship and welcoming atmosphere, the BAPS mandir offers a contemplative counterpoint to the fervent energy of the nearby Kashtabhanjan temple.
Together they make Salangpur a complete spiritual destination spanning two great strands of Gujarati devotion — the ardent, miracle-working Hanuman of Kashtabhanjan and the disciplined, modern Swaminarayan seat of the BAPS sampradaya.
The BAPS Salangpur complex.
The carved BAPS mandir.
The Swaminarayan BAPS sect builds at Salangpur, extending the sampradaya's modern network of mandirs across Gujarat.
A carved marble-and-stone complex rises beside the historic Hanuman shrine, enshrining the deities of the sampradaya.
A memorial honours the revered guru Pramukh Swami Maharaj, a focus of devotion for BAPS followers who visit.
Today the mandir stands as a serene complement to the fervent Hanuman shrine, completing the Salangpur pilgrimage.
A grand Swaminarayan temple.
Fine craftsmanship.
Serene and ordered.
A revered memorial.
Living worship.
To the Hanuman crowds.
Carved marble shrine.
Serene precinct.
The guru's honoured memorial.
Living rituals and seva.
Fine stonework throughout.
An ordered, contemplative precinct.
At the BAPS mandir, where the deities of the sampradaya are enshrined in carved marble shrines.
Study the fine marble and stone craftsmanship that defines the BAPS architectural tradition.
Wander the serene, manicured precinct that surrounds the mandir and assembly spaces.
Pay respects at the memorial associated with the revered BAPS guru, a focus for followers.
Time your visit for the daily worship and experience the discipline and devotion of BAPS seva.
Combine the serene mandir with the fervent Kashtabhanjan shrine for two great Salangpur shrines.
The BAPS Salangpur precinct.
The BAPS Salangpur mandir is a fine modern Swaminarayan temple complex: carved marble and stone shrines enshrining the sampradaya’s deities, set amid manicured gardens and assembly spaces, with a memorial associated with Pramukh Swami Maharaj.
Clean, ordered and contemplative, it reflects the BAPS ethos of craftsmanship, discipline and seva — a serene spiritual space beside the fervent energy of the Kashtabhanjan Hanuman temple.
Carved marble BAPS mandir
Manicured gardens
Pramukh Swami memorial
Daily aarti & seva
Cool and pleasant — the best season for pilgrimage.
Green countryside; pleasant temple visits.
Hot and dry — visit early or late.
⏰ Pair the serene BAPS mandir with the Kashtabhanjan temple and the King of Salangpur statue for a full Salangpur visit.
Bhavnagar and Ahmedabad airports are the nearest, connecting Salangpur to the rest of India by road thereafter.
Botad and Barwala are the closest railheads, with onward taxis and buses to Salangpur.
The mandir is at Salangpur, about 25 km from Botad, easily reached by car, taxi or local bus.
MARBLE & CALM
The carved mandir, its marble shrines and the ordered architecture of the complex.
The gardens and precinct that frame the mandir in serene, manicured calm.
Respect devotees; idol photos may be barred inside the shrines.
Soft daytime light suits the white marble and the open garden spaces.
Rotla, kadhi, shaak and ghee-rich fare.
Saurashtra's fried snacks.
Free seva meals at the temples.
Pure-veg fare; free annadan at the shrines.
A grand BAPS Swaminarayan temple complex at Salangpur, beside the Hanuman shrine.
Carved marble shrines, gardens and a memorial of Pramukh Swami Maharaj.
It's a serene Swaminarayan mandir, a calm counterpoint to the fervent Kashtabhanjan shrine.
No, darshan is free.
At Salangpur, about 25 km from Botad.
October to March, for an aarti.
Yes — they're close together at Salangpur.
The revered BAPS Swaminarayan guru, honoured here with a memorial.
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