It is the largest Hindu temple in the Southern Hemisphere and certainly one of the most beautiful in the world with its stunning bright colors. The architecture is amazing both inside and out, and visitors can get a look at the traditional wooden carving and the stunning ceiling frescos. You will have to dress appropriately if you plan on going inside, which means legs covered as well as shoulders. Should you forget, there are wraps available as you enter. Make sure to remove your shoes at the entrance and put your cameras away as photography is not allowed inside. You can opt for a guide, who will point out the Hindu gods and narrate a few interesting stories as well. Although touring the temple will only take 30 min or so, this is an extraordinary chance to see the largest Hindu temple in the Southern Hemisphere.