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Dress Code for Girls Visiting Temples in India
March 3 2025 by Elara Winters

Dress Code for Girls Visiting Temples in India

When visiting Indian temples, it’s important for girls to dress appropriately, which often means wearing modest and conservative attire. This involves covering shoulders, arms, and legs, and avoiding tight or revealing clothing. Each temple may have specific rules, but generally, traditional Indian clothing like sarees or salwar kameez is favored. Comfortable footwear, often removed before entering, and minimal jewelry are also recommended.

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