The Temple in the Sea also known as Siewdass Sadhu’s Temple in The Sea is a popular place of worship for Hindus. It is also a tourist attraction that attracts visitors from the world over. It was originally built by Read More
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4 Reviews on “Temple in The Sea - Waterloo, Trinidad, Orange Valley, Trinidad and Tobago”
Quite a story behind this place. Visitors are free to explore it on their own. If there are no ceremonies going on inside, you can totally get and see this place from the inside. It’s quite serene, good for a rest after a long sightseeing.
We visited this place not knowing that there was an actual temple. My surprise was big, but also I was curious to see more of it. It was lovely.
A temple in Trinidad and Tobago? Hindu temple and saints? No surprises, there is a Hindu population here and this is a lovely place to visit. As a spiritualist I enjoyed my short stop in this place. It’s colorful, surrounded with lovely nature and it does spreads some nice and calming vibrations.
I didn’t expect to see anything alike and I’m glad I visited this place, especially because of my ancestors who come from this island. This was my first time here and it really felt like home.