Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla Visit Hindu Temple in London

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King Charles III and Queen Camilla wished worshippers a belated “happy Diwali” as they visited a landmark Hindu temple in west London to mark its 30th anniversary on Wednesday.
Upon arrival, the King and Queen were welcomed by dignitaries and treated to a garland of roses and carnations, before being given a tour of BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir temple, popularly known as the Neasden Temple.
Their right wrists were tied with nada chadi, sacred threads that a priest told them were “to ensure our bonds remain ever sweet”.
During their visit, Charles and Camilla paused for a moment of reflection in the central shrine, observed the offering of flower petals to the sacred image of Bhagwan Swaminarayan, the principal deity of the temple, and viewed the ten-metre-high central dome that features intricate carvings.
It’s not the first time the British royals have visited the Neasden Temple since its opening in 1995 as Europe’s first traditional Hindu stone temple.
Their Majesties toured the temple back in 2009 when he was Prince of Wales. The King also made trips there on his own in 2001 and 1996.
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In a heartwarming gesture of unity and cultural respect, King Charles and Queen Camilla visited a Hindu temple in London.
The royal couple was warmly greeted by spiritual leaders and community members, celebrating faith, diversity, and togetherness.

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Watch as King Charles and Queen Camilla visit Neasden Temple in London to celebrate the temple’s 30th anniversary.

The King and Queen observe spiritual ceremonies and meet representatives from the community and social impact initiatives the temple works with, before meeting members of the congregation.

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