Lotus Temple, Delhi

Do not bring a microphone if you plan to film, as it's not allowed inside.

Entry is free, which is a great advantage for visitors.

Negotiate the tuk-tuk fare before starting your journey; the initial price can be higher than what you should pay.

Drones are not allowed here, so plan your photography accordingly.

Dress modestly as a sign of respect when entering the temple.

Make sure to take off your shoes before entering, and use a carrier bag provided for them.

Entry is free, but be prepared for organized queuing which can feel a bit strict.

Make sure to explore the gardens surrounding the temple as they are well-maintained.

Expect a 25 to 30 minute journey to the Lotus Temple, so plan your time accordingly.

The temple can get crowded, so visiting early in the day might be a good idea.

Plan your visit during weekdays to avoid large crowds on weekends.

Visit early in the morning to avoid crowds, as it tends to get very busy throughout the day.

Avoid visiting on Sundays as it gets really crowded, especially on holidays.

Expect long lines as the temple can get busier than popular sites like the Taj Mahal.