Dr Raj Pandey Hindu Temple is located on the south side of town and have photographed here a lot. When planning your wedding here, figuring out travel time to your photo locations before your reception is important because the temple is located south of the city far away from popular reception and indoor photo shoot locations. Otherwise it’s a beautiful venue with plenty of space for large weddings. There is a river that runs behind the Temple with some trees that offer shade. This area is okay for a few photos but you will be better off going to the next locations to get more bang for your buck. Also there is another hindu temple on Ellice Avenue so not to get confused with the two as they are both very far apart from each other.
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