Among the temples in Saurashtra, Gujarat, Shri Hari Mandir is crafted by fondness that necessary eight years to wrap up. Shri Hari Mandir has been maybe the most stunning, anyway arduous, vision of Pujya Bhaishri, that was pushed by Pujya Krishnashankar Dadaji who on each visit to Sandipani would make reference to the need of a temple at Sandipani.Held up by 66 segments, assessing 105 feet and, covered by magnificently cut vaults and being maybe the greatest temple in Gujarat, India, it is arranged between the two acclaimed temples of Dwarka and Somnath. The temple is set amidst a meandering aimlessly nursery, rich with the touchy smell of blooms. Around evening time, within sparkles, passing on a splendid, warm, and welcoming hello to all. The amazing nuances on the segments would require quite a while to take a gander at in full. Inside the white marble cools the air, while at the same time stressing the splendid shades of the divine beings and workmanship that decorates the open spaces. The brilliantly arranged commitments of vegetables, food sources developed starting from the earliest stage craftsmanship in itself and give honor and wonderfulness to the temple. While the plan is a visual happiness, the divinities staying inside are the embodiment of Pujya Bhaishri's certainty and commitment. The divine beings living in Shri Hari Mandir are: Shri Lakshmi Narayan Bhagavan, Shri Radha Krishna Bhagavan, Shri Janki Vallabh Bhagavan, Shri Chandramauleshwar Bhagavan, Shri Karunamayi Maa, Shri Ganesh Bhagavan, Shri Hanumanji and Shri Veda Bhagavan. Visit our Deities and Darshan page to see more. According to Pujya Bhaishri's vision, the temple gives the Rishikumars of Sandipani suitable planning in performing customs and for the Mandir to transform into a point of convergence of culture and supernatural quality