We took an hour to see the part of the grounds open to the public, followed the audio tour with headsets and spent time really reading all the prompts and gazing at the temple inside. We also went to the grocery and restaurant on the side of the property to try some food and look around. The while visit was 1 1/2 hours.

For groups of 10 or more you can arrange a guided tour. They show a movie and talk before and after the movie total about 20 -30 minutes depending on questions asked by the group. Than the guide took us upstairs to the worship service and instructed us wear to sit or stand for a 20 minute service. Than the guide pointed out the architectural points of interest and we had several minutes to view several statues of their Swamis. You need to allow 1.5 to 2 hours to enjoy the complex. They also have a restaurant on site serving lunch but we did not go there. The best way to get information is to call them to make your reservation and they will answer all of your questions. They sit on the floor for worship no chairs so if you can not sit on the floor you can stand on the sides. They have elevators between floors for the handicapped and ramps to get into the buildings. You take your shoes off in a room with shelves to store your shoes. Bring heavy socks to walk on the marble cold floors preferably skid proof like hospital issued ones. No shorts or jeans but if you have them on they will provide a cloth wrap to put around your waist or over the ladies shoulders.

The guided tour is about 45 mins. This is meant for groups , not individuals.

Dress code is strict as you might expect. I wore a sweater for the inside, over my sleeveless top, and Capris that came down past my knee. I had to take off my sandals inside, so I wish I had worn stockings!! The marble is cold to walk on. I saw several guests borrow the wrap at the BAPS. A guy wrapped one around his legs to cover his knees. A lady borrowed one to cover her shoulders. You can still move about freely in one of theirs. Bring your own socks!

Free yes, but of course offerings are encouraged. There is visitor information at their website.

The temple is handicapped accessible. There are ramps and elevators.

We had to take off our shoes so we walked around in our soxs. We also were wearing shorts so they gave us material to cover our legs.

the address is same as Address: 460 Rockbridge Road NW, Lilburn, GA 30047. Nothing fancy or Indian dress up. Just sober dress up is what you need.