Hindu temple, a relic of trade relations in Bandar Abbas
Introduction
The Hindu temple or Bet Gur is a historical building in the center of Bandar Abbas, which was built in 1271 AD by Indian merchants living in Bandar Abbas. This temple, which is currently used as the Anthropology Museum of the Persian Gulf, is known as one of the tourist attractions of Bandar Abbas due to its special and unique architecture.
Outstanding properties:
Architecture: The Hindu temple is built with Indian architecture using materials such as stone, brick and plaster. This temple includes different parts such as dome, corridors, cells and altar, each of which has its own beauty.
Decorations: The exterior of the temple is decorated with conical turrets and beautiful plasterwork. Wall paintings and statues of Hindu gods can also be seen inside the temple.
Museum of Anthropology: Currently, the Hindu temple is used as the Museum of Anthropology of the Persian Gulf. In this museum, objects and accessories of Hormozgan people’s life in the past are displayed.
Tourist attractions: In addition to the Hindu temple, Bandar Abbas has many tourist attractions such as the traditional market, Kolah Ferangi mansion, the Persian Gulf Anthropology Museum and the beach park.
Access path:
To access the Hindu temple, you can go to the city center of Bandar Abbas, Imam Khomeini St., Charahrah Barq.
Best time to visit:
The best time to visit the Hindu temple is spring and autumn. In these seasons, the weather is cooler and you can enjoy the beauty of the Hindu temple more.
