Zoroastrian Temples in India — Find 34+ Sacred Sites
Browse 34 fire temples across India — with photos, history, and travel info.
Total Temples
34
Country
India
Tradition
Zoroastrian
Top Fire Temples in India
Varasia Anjuman Agiary
Anjuman Atash Behram
Anjuman Atash Behram Mumbai
Banaji Limji Agiary
Dadiseth Atash Behram
Iranshah Atash Behram
Jogeshwari Agiary
Maneckji Navroji Seth Agiary
Maneckji Seth Agiary
Manhole Madressah Atash Behram
Modi Atash Behram
Mody Atash Behram
Navsari Anjuman Atash Behram
Parsi Gymkhana Atash Behram
Ses Atash Behram
Surat Anjuman Atash Behram
Vakil Atash Behram
Wadiaji Atash Behram
Soonaiji Agiari
Khamasa Parsi Agiyari
Maneckji Seth Parsi Agiary
Bhikha Behram Well
Anjuman
Maneckji Sett Agiary
Top Regions
- Gujarat (10)
- Maharashtra (8)
About Zoroastrian Temples in India
Fire temples (atash behrams and agiaries) are the houses of worship of Zoroastrianism, one of the world's oldest monotheistic religions, founded by the prophet Zarathustra more than 3,000 years ago. Each temple maintains a sacred fire — a symbol of Ahura Mazda's purity and truth — that is tended continuously by priests. Eight atash behrams (the highest grade of fire temple) survive today, all in India and Iran. Iran's Yazd region remains the historic heartland, home to the Atashkadeh of Yazd. The Parsi diaspora maintains active fire temples primarily in Mumbai and across India, with smaller communities in Pakistan, the United Kingdom, and North America.