The temple was built in 1991 by Tamil people who emigrated from Sri Lanka. It is the oldest Ganesha temple in the Netherlands. It operates as a religious and cultural space open not only to the Tamil community but to everybody with an interest in spirituality and Hindu culture.
The construction of the temple began in 2001. In 2003, the first worship services were held in the shrine. In 2011, construction of the temple tower began and was completed in September 2013. The temple was then reconsecrated. The temple is dedicated to Ganesha.
Modern small church building. Replaced an earlier building.
This mosque has no minaret or dome.
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