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Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple is a hindu temple, located at Queens Rd, Nadi, Fiji. They can be contacted via phone at +679 670 0977, visit their website www.sangamfiji.com.fj for more detailed information.

Location :
Queens Rd, Nadi
Added by Jopie, at 19 November 2015

Opening Hours

  • Monday 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Tuesday 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Wednesday 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Thursday 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Friday 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Saturday 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Sunday 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM

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16 Reviews

  • Keith Bauman
    04 May 2018

    Interesting Hindu temple.

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  • Anil Pillay
    19 January 2018

    Best place to go to become a good human

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  • Kourosh Keshavarz
    19 January 2018

    This was under construction at the time and although was pretty was hardly worth seeing. That being said there wasn't much else in Nadi so worth checking out.

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  • Bharanidaran S
    20 December 2017

    Nice temple, big and maintained well.
    It will definitely bring you memories of South Indian temples for everyone.

    If you are entering temple as a tourist then there is an entry free or if you enter as a pilgrimage with flowers and fruits then it is free.

    Also there is a dress code they follow, they do rent dhotis and cover clothes for men and women.

    There is a vegetarian cafe inside the premise, which is really good. Don’t miss to try it..But they don’t open all the time.
    They sell good vada, tea, idli and meals for reasonable price.

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  • Kaarel
    15 November 2017

    family fun temple but its nothing compared to indias big dick temples

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  • Bryce Caster
    03 November 2017

    Compared to the temples of South India, this place is nothing. However, the colors are wild and the place is well-kept.

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  • Andrew Samtoy
    19 June 2017

    Beautiful temple. What made the trip great was the knowledgeable, friendly guide - well worth the ten dollars! The vegetarian cafe has excellent samosas and masala tea, too, for $1 each.

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  • Jayson Bhan
    11 June 2017

    On May 15th I stopped to drop off donation in donation box but I was in my shorts. I took my shoes at the gate n entered the temple. I came up front near Ganesh ji temple n kneel down praying prior to dropping money in the box. I heard someone yelling, hey hey hey, I looked back n saw the guy at the stall yelling at me to get out of temple coz I was in my shorts. I would want to know that where in any scriptures does it say that u can't enter a temple in shorts? He said that I will have to rent a dhoti / sulu/ to wrap around waist for $5. I have visited several temples and never experienced as such. These guys basically are bringing corruption in a worship place. You buy a thali consisting 1 banana, 1 coconut, one Kapoor, 1 stick incense for $5 n when u take it in, the swami ji would break the coconut in half n will place one half offering god n other half to u n the rest items he place it by god statue. They recycle these others items to be sold again at the stall. Please in the name of god, stop cruption in the temple. Donations are made by everyone entering the temple n so temple committee should better utlize the funds.

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  • Aartika Nath
    26 May 2017

    Highly becoming a commercial center rather than a worship place!

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  • Violet Zhang
    21 April 2017

    It is smaller than I expected. Entry fee is $5. You need to take off your shoes and cover your knees. Good place to take photos.

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  • Turbo Entertainment
    15 April 2017

    Really fell different . Great artitacture.
    I couldn't express in words that you can understand my felling.

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  • Jiri Prokes
    11 March 2017

    There isn't much to see in Nadi except fruit market, a couple of shops and this temple. Certainly worth visit. If it happen to be your first Hindu temple you will love all the colours and statues . If you don't have a sarong they will borrowed it to you. Be prepare to be ask for a small donation.

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  • Solene Mouret
    17 August 2016

    Great and colorful indian temple. Never saw this type of architecture before, it's really different and beautiful.

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  • Junqin Eric
    16 June 2016

    Great temple with very nice colours. If you happen to be in town, it worthwhile checking it out.

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  • Peter Jeremy
    19 January 2016

    I can't follow the pooja's but the temple is artistically wonderful.

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  • Hubbydubby Fiji
    26 November 2015

    The staff oohhhhh you give money you can take pic anywhere if not only outside

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