Walking Directions from
Stonebridge Station

Directions

Local Underground Stations

1. Take the Bakerloo line to Stonebridge Park Station

1A. Alternatively, from Stonebridge Park Station, you can walk along Conduit Way to the Neasden Temple – walking distance 0.75 miles. Click here for suggested walking route

1B. From Stonebridge Park Station, take Bus 112 from Stop B towards Brent Cross Shopping Centre, dropping off at Woodheyes Road. Average bus journey time: 5 mins. From Woodheyes Road, Take Bus 206 from Stop G towards Kilburn Park Station, dropping off on Brentfield Road just outside Neasden Temple. Average bus journey time: 4 mins.


2. Take the Metropolitan Line/Jubilee Line to Wembley Park Station

2A. From Wembley Park Station, take Bus 224 from Stop O towards Willesden Junction, dropping off on Brentfield Road just outside Neasden Temple. Average bus journey time: 18 mins.

2B. From Wembley Park Station, walk down Empire Way to Engineers Way, take Bus 92 towards Ikea Brent Park, dropping off on Ikea Brent Park Stop C. Walk down Drury Way, cross the traffic lights and walk down Brentfield Road towards Neasden Temple. Average journey time: 30 mins.

3. Take the Jubilee Line to Neasden Station.

From Neasden Station, you can walk along North Circular Road to the Neasden Temple – walking distance 1.1 miles. Click here for suggested walking route

Tube/Bus Info

206 – Wembley Park– Mandir – Harlesden Jubilee Clock – Kilburn
224 – Willesden Junction – Harlesden – Mandir – Wembley Central (via Brentfield Road)
112 – Finchley – Brent Cross – Neasden (Brent Park) – Ealing Broadway
232 – Wood Green – Brent Cross – Neasden (Brent Park)
92 – Ealing Hospital – Greenford – Wembley Central, Tesco/Ikea

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Plan your journey to visit the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir with up-to-the-minute travel information from Transport for London or call London Travel Information on 020 7222 1234.

Information & Guidelines

The Mandir is a house of God. It is very sacred; hence all visitors are required to abide by the following rules and regulations applicable to all areas including the Mandir, Haveli and the Exhibition.

1. Guide: Guides available for schools/groups/ individuals* (* Subject to availability).
2. Dress Code: No shorts or skirts shorter than knee length (Please ask security for a sarong).
3. Shoes: All visitors are required to remove their shoes before entering the Mandir or any part of the Haveli complex. (Shoe racks provided within the complex)
4. Photography & Videography: Photography & videography inside the building is strictly prohibited.
5. Food & Drink: No food or drinks are allowed inside the Mandir premises. Please discard any chewing gum in the bin provided before entering.
6. Mobile Phones: Please switch off all mobile phones prior to entering the premises. Mobile phones with cameras must not be used to take photos. A selection of photographs is available in the souvenir shop.
7. Smoking: No smoking on the premises including car parks. Please dispose of cigarettes in the bin provided, prior to entering the gates.
8. Conduct: Please refrain from touching the delicate carvings within the Mandir premises. To maintain the spiritual atmosphere, please observe silence inside the Mandir.
9. Shayona Shop: Caters for vegetarian foods, Indian snacks, soft drinks, tea, coffee, etc.
10. Parking: Car parking available. Limited coach parking.
11. Disabled: Wheelchairs available; lift for disabled visitors.
12. Entrance Fee for Exhibition & Video: Adult – £2.00; OAPs and children (6-16) – £1.50. Group and school parties should arrange booking or contact 020 8965 2651 Ext 2406.
13. Security: For the safety of all visitors, various security measures are in place. Visitors are advised to leave all bags and cameras in their cars or alternatively to deposit them in the Security Baggage Cabin in the car park. Remember to collect your items when you leave. Please respect all security procedures.
14. Donations: If visitors wish to make a donation to maintain the upkeep of the Mandir, cheques should be made payable to 'BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha'.
    
    PLEASE NOTE: The Management reserves the right to refuse admission to those who do not follow the guidelines and to those who may be inappropriately dressed.

    All visitors aged 17 or under must be accompanied by an adult at all times, otherwise entry may be refused.

    The mandir is open from 9.00am to 6.00pm daily, 365 days a year. However, the Management reserves the right to close the Mandir without prior notice.

'Understanding Hinduism' – A Unique Exhibition

Walk through the beginning of civilisation; learn about the history and beauty of Hinduism.

'Understanding Hinduism' is a well-researched presentation of facts, figures and information. For the novice or the scholar, the exhibition is stimulating and enlightening.

For more information, click here

Video Presentation

The Video Presentation explains how the Mandir was built, and traces the various stages of construction and how the murtis were installed. The significance of the Mandir is explained together with a brief on the various activities that take place within the Mandir.

Souvenir Shop

This offers a selection of souvenirs for children, while for the more discerning there is a wide range of books and educational publications. As a provision, £2 would be more than adequate for schoolchildren.