Indian temples is doing a commendable work of spreading knowledge and promoting increased awareness about Indic heritage among the common people. This is an essential part in heritage preservation and learning true history, because unless the common man knows the real history and loves his heritage there is very little chance of saving our priceless antiquities.

Indian temples with their wonderful images and write ups is aiming at doing that. My best wishes to them and hope that they will continue their good work to document Indic heritage and spread all relevant knowledge. Jai Hind!

We definitely need more pages like Indian.temples to educate ourselves about our rich and forgotten culture,architectural history and most importantly our roots.

It’s because of pages like this I ditched the idea of exploring foreign countries first and stared travelling India to learn about such unbelievable marvels of our mother land.
Jai Hind. Jai Bharat.

When we contacted Indian Temples for a screening collaboration of our documentary, they were more than enthusiastic about screening the film. They went above and beyond our expectations to help us. This enthusiasm is reflected in every work they do in preserving the heritage of India and disseminating authentic, well-researched studies of our temples. This initiative started by Indian Temples is a wonderful way for Indians to reconnect with our heritage and understand the meaning behind the beautiful sculptures. The team is a delight to work with and their passion is contagious. I had a great time working with them and hope for future such collaborations. Thank you.

Indian Temples is a perfect example of how research can be presented in an interesting manner. I think it’s a rare find in this fast growing world of AI to have a page for culture with actual authentic information. Happy to have contributed and wish you the best!

Indian Temples is one of the best research oriented Instagram pages I have come across on social media.

It is through this page that people, especially the youth are made aware about our rich cultural heritage. The Heritage Diary and its articles are well articulated and magazines like these are the need of the hour.

I always believe, if a person is doing something great he must be appreciated and, you’re doing a great work. When you started this page there were very few people doing similar kind of work. You guys took this to a new level. Hence, you’re an inspiration.

I have aways been at awe of our rich temple architecture, sculpture, iconography and indian.temples brings it all under one roof.
Love the space to see temple enthusiasts share and talk about their work in preserving our ancients. In here, I have met some of the amazing people in a similar journey and it’s been an honour working with some. Being a person who’s always planning my next temple, I have spent hours scrolling through the page and jotting down my to-visit list. Thank you Dinesh, team and followers for your all your efforts here.

In the era of religious supremacy and communal hatred growing, Indian temples page comes out so clean with pure intentions of spreading abundance knowledge, facts and history about Indian temples. Dr.Dinesh Soni is a walking encyclopedia himself ,of Indian temples. The way he spreads his knowledge and also collaborates with other temple enthusiasts is commendable.