Muli Swaminarayan Temple

Muli Swaminarayan Temple is a historic Hindu temple located in Muli town, Surendranagar district, Gujarat. Dedicated to Harikrishna Maharaj and Radha-Krishna, it is an important pilgrimage centre of the Swaminarayan Sampraday under Vadtal Gadi. Established in the early 19th century under the guidance of Swaminarayan, the temple is known for its traditional architecture, carved woodwork, and religious significance for devotees in Saurashtra.

Visitors can expect a traditional Swaminarayan temple complex with a central shrine housing idols of Harikrishna Maharaj and Radha-Krishna, ornate wooden carvings, pillared halls and courtyards. The setting is within Muli town, with a calm devotional atmosphere, daily prayers and aarti, and areas for circumambulation and darshan. The complex includes open courtyards and ancillary shrines where visitors can observe rituals and architecture.

The temple at Muli is one of the early Swaminarayan temples established in the early 19th century during the time of Swaminarayan. It was constructed under his guidance and installed with idols of Harikrishna Maharaj and Radha-Krishna. It has since served as a key centre for the Swaminarayan Sampraday in the Saurashtra region and is administered under the Vadtal Gadi.

The temple is a significant religious and cultural centre for followers of the Swaminarayan Sampraday, particularly the Vadtal Gadi. It hosts daily worship, festivals such as Janmashtami, Diwali and Annakut, and community gatherings, reflecting Gujarati devotional traditions and temple architecture.