Discover a story of transformation where the industrial heart of Westphalia meets the spirituality of South India. Follow the traces of Tamil refugees who fled the civil war in the 1980s and found a new home in the shadow of Westphalian power plants. Find out how a evangelical village became the site of a magnificent Hindu temple and how the community in exile created a sacred home.
- 1.8 km self-guided tour with 6 stations over 98 minutes - Ideal for everyone interested in identity, migration, globalization, and spirituality Excitingly told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Suitable audio content, guide, and navigation via the app
e traditional Westphalian welcoming society.
Tamil-Hindu water rituals as a symbolic substitute for a holy river.
man heavy industry and South Asian spirituality is visible. The power plant itself is not to be entered.
Siegenbeckstr. 4-5, Hamm, Germany
The 17-meter-high gopuram of the Sri Kamadchi Ampal Temple displays authentic Dravidian architecture and the religious home of the Tamil community.
the language, dance, and music and creates a social home in exile.
Meeting point in front of the Evangelical Parish Church Uentrop, at Uentroper Kirche 12. From Hammer Main Station to Uentrop by local public transport and walk the last few minutes. Check the current connection on the travel day.
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