A temple dedicated to Mother Goddess Rajarajeshwary was inaugurated at Emmenweid Street in the middle of the industrial area of Emmenbruecke in Switzerland recently. The temple hall is located on the upper floor of a commercial building. In an area of 1,100 square feet, there are eleven opulently decorated shrines, which will house various murtis in a few days. There are nearly 3,000 Tamil Hindus in the region. This is the third Hindu temple to be opened in Central Switzerland.
Source: http://www.obwaldnerzeitung.ch
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