Where Hinduism is practiced today?

Hinduism is practised by around a billion people. There are no centralised tenets or designated books. Thus there is a lot of diversity in how hinduism is practised. read more

Hinduism is predominantly practiced in India, Bali and Nepal but due to colonialism and forced moving Hindus make up large communities in Kenya, South Africa, Guyana, Suriname, Fiji, Malaysia, Trinidad and Tobago and Mauritius. read more

Although Hinduism is practiced in many countries around the world, the vast majority of Hindus (97 percent) live in India, Nepal and Mauritius, where the religion is more common than any other. Of these three nations, India has the largest Hindu population. read more

Hinduism is practiced in many countries, but the country with the largest population of Hindus is India. Hinduism, a religion originating in Northern India, is practiced in buildings somewhat like churches, and cinegogs, but Hindus practice in buildings known as "Mandirs". read more