Religious Sites in Mauritius

 1.Tamil Surya Oudaya Sangam Temple

With a massive influx of Indians following the abolition of slavery in Mauritius, Indian tradition and culture have become deeply ingrained in the lifestyle of the island, and this is evident in the numerous temples that can be seen scattered throughout the country. One of the most visited temples on the western side of the island is the Surya Oudaya Sangam Temple in Grand Baie.

2.Kaylasson Temple

The Arulmigu Sockalingum Meenatchee Ammen Tirukkovil, better known as the Kaylasson Temple, is an architectural wonder. Located in St Croix in the northern suburbs of Port Louis, it is the oldest temple in Mauritius. Its construction started in 1854 on land ceded by Emilien de Boucherville to the Madras Hindus of Mauritius. 

3.Saint Gabriel Church

Saint Gabriel church is located right at the heart of Rodrigues Island and has one of the largest Port Louis diocese congregations. The religious building serves as a cathedral of the Catholic Church's Apostolic Vicariate of Rodrigues. 32.7% of the Mauritian population adheres to Christianity and Christian beliefs.