10 Most Famous Temples in Mauritius

10 Most Famous Temples in Mauritius

By Neha Mewari | July 10, 2025

Mangal Mahadev at Ganga Talao

See the tallest Shiva statue in Mauritius at Ganga Talao, a holy lake linked to the Ganges. A must-visit during Maha Shivratri.

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Sagar Shiv Mandir, Poste de Flacq

A peaceful temple on a small islet with a 30m tall Shiva statue. Perfect for sunrise visits and quiet reflection.

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Sockalingum Meenatchee Ammen Kovil

A Tamil-style temple with colorful carvings and a layout based on the human body. Built in 1854 in Port Louis.

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Maheswarnath Shiv Mandir, Triolet

Known for its Bengal-style design, this temple honors Lord Shiva and hosts grand Shivratri celebrations every year.

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Sri Prasanna Venkateswara Temple

This South Indian-style temple features a gold-decorated idol of Lord Venkatesh. A serene spot in La Laura-Malenga.

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Pandurang Kshetra Mandir, Cascavelle

A Marathi temple made with volcanic rock, honoring Lord Ganesha. Built in 1902 by Indian laborers.

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Sri Shiv Subramanya Temple

Set atop Corps de Garde Mountain, this Murugan temple offers spiritual vibes and stunning views of Port Louis.

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Shiv Shakti Mandir, Vacoas-Phoenix

Built in 1922, this clean white temple honors Lord Shiva. It’s ISO certified and known for its eco-friendly practices.

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ISKCON Hare Krishna Temple, Bon Accueil

A Krishna temple with beautiful paintings, delicious veg food, and guest rooms for visitors. Peaceful and welcoming.

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Amma Tookay Kovil, Riche Bois

A historic Tamil temple that honors many deities and has survived cyclones. Built by laborers, now a cultural landmark.

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