The phrase "a temple which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific temple and providing additional information about it.
Example: "The ancient ruins included a temple which was dedicated to the sun god."
Alternatives: "a temple that" or "a temple where".
And just by there stands a temple which Solon dedicated to Mars.
"It's putting the whole thing on a higher plane, thinking of the body as a temple, which is important to Christianity," she said.
We stop at Banganga Tank, a large pool of holy water by a temple which, supposedly, has a healing underground spring.
It underlies the widespread idea that the body is a temple which can be desecrated by immoral activities and contaminants (an idea not unique to religious traditions).
Building a temple, which belongs to whoever paid for it or to the community that occupies it, is believed to be a meritorious deed recommended to anyone desirous of heavenly reward.
"This F.B.I. business about producing children at Temple 2, a temple which is full of hypocrites since the 1930's, making children by sisters and charging the messenger with this evil.
The famous Jaganath temple, Puri, is associated with and sends offerings to a Barahi temple, which is a centre of Tantric activities.
So, the stargate is apparently found near in the Nasiriyah, a city about 370 km south-east of Baghdad in the ancient city of Ur within that city is the great Ziggurat, a massive temple, which had a, you guessed it, stargate.
Constructed near each pyramid was a mortuary temple, which was linked via a sloping causeway to a valley temple on the edge of the Nile floodplain.
In Korlai village, you can visit a Portuguese synagogue and a Birla temple, which draws throngs of pilgrims around the year.
Episode VIII will include scenes from a number of locations across Ireland, including a Jedi temple, which is being built near the Dingle peninsula in Co Kerry.
