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Nitay Goura Hari Mandir – Rostov-on-Don

Bataysk, Rostovskaya oblast', Russia

Directory status

Type
temple
Local time
Europe/Moscow
Verification
verified from primary sources
Address
26 BelorusskayaStreet Rostove Region, Bataysk, Rostovskaya oblast', Russian Federation
Updated
2026-07-21

About this centre

Nitay Goura Hari Mandir – Rostov-on-Don is listed as a temple in Bataysk, Russia. This JAPA TIME card keeps the local reference data on the site: city, region, centre type, time zone, verification status and source links. The data is cross-checked with the official global ISKCON Centres directory card. Region: Rostovskaya oblast'. Published source address: 26 BelorusskayaStreet Rostove Region, Bataysk, Rostovskaya oblast', Russian Federation.

Local reference data

Type
temple
Country
Russia
City
Bataysk
Region
Rostovskaya oblast'
Address
26 BelorusskayaStreet Rostove Region, Bataysk, Rostovskaya oblast', Russian Federation
Local time
Europe/Moscow
Verification
verified from primary sources

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Source

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