King and Queen visit Hindu temple to celebrate its 30th anniversary

The King and Queen were garlanded with flowers when they celebrated the 30th anniversary of a landmark Hindu temple with its devotees. Charles and Camilla wished worshippers a belated 'Happy Diwali' - the Hindu festival of lights celebrated earlier this month - when they toured BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, in West London, popularly known as the Neasden temple. Priests dressed in flowing orange robes placed garlands of roses and carnations around the necks of the royal couple when they first arrived.