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Comments (0) By Daniel Kramer Wednesday, Feb 27 2008
The intricate architecture, hand-carved from Italian marble and Turkish limestone; the hushed, sacred feel; a visitor can be in only one place: Stafford, right next to Sugar Land. The BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir opened in 2004, the first traditionally built Hindu temple to open in the United States. To view image larger, click here.
Daniel Kramer
The intricate architecture, hand-carved from Italian marble and Turkish limestone; the hushed, sacred feel; a visitor can be in only one place: Stafford, right next to Sugar Land. The BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir opened in 2004, the first traditionally built Hindu temple to open in the United States. To view image larger, click here.

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The intricate architecture, hand-carved from Italian marble and Turkish limestone; the hushed, sacred feel; a visitor can be in only one place: Stafford, right next to Sugar Land. The BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir opened in 2004, the first traditionally built Hindu temple to open in the United States. To view image larger, click here.

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