South Africa
- Shree Ayyappaa Kshetram Pretoria
- Mariamman Temple
- Madhya Kailash Temple Midrand, 52 Stag Road Glen Austin EXT 3 Midrand
- BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, Lenasia
- BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, Johannesburg
- Shivan Koil (Shiva Mandir), Lenasia, Johannesburg
- Hindu Temple Complex, Springfield Park, Durban
- Lenasia/Gauteng Hindu Temple
- Shree Siva Subramanium Alayam, Clairwood, Durban 4052 (120 years old)
- Shree Muruga Alayam, 152 Jacobs Road, Clairwood, Durban 4052
- Melrose Temple, Abbotsford, Johannesburg 2000
- Sri Siva Soobramaniar and Mariamman Temples, Pietermaritzburg
- Sri Muruga Kovil, Phoenix, Durban - 8m Murugan Statue, replica of Batu Malai Murugan
- Clairwood shree siva soobramoniar temple
- Sri Vishnu Temple Trust (Estb. 1928), 301 Havenside Drive, Chatsworth, Durban 4092
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