Most beautiful Institution where we Sadhaks gather and work on our spiritual growth under the…read morespiritual guidance of SWAMI SATYANAND JI MAHARAJ.

From the owner: Hindu temple specializes in Amritvani Satsang by ShriSwami Satyanand Ji Maharaj.read more

I friend took me hear recently, as a christians since birth, I was more than dubious of what would…read morebe there at a Hindu temple. I found it to be a completely different experience from what I am traditional used to in that, the place was not crowded it all and everyone was nice, their statues were also set up very well with all their different gods and goddesses. I had a nice chat with one of the priests and feel like I have gained some new perspectives about Hinduism. Any Non Hindus should not be turned away from this place, because it's extremely welcoming!

From the owner: A Mandir is a Hindu place of worship - a haven for spirituality and a place of paramount peace. It…read moreis also a center vibrant with social, cultural, and spiritual activities. Mandir - Temple/place of worship. Murti - Sacred image of the Deities and gurus. Darshan - Seeing the Deities with reverence and adoration. Arti - Ritual waving of lighted wicks before the Deities. Thal - Ritual offering of food to the Deities."

Have been visiting this temple since I995. It has been a…read moreplace of divine worship, peace and soulful connections. The Main One with God and others with our fellow community members. It is definitely a place to get blessings and love.

love this temple. the priests are very nice. place is well lit. the priests are more than happy…read moreto help you with a puja. there is a nice shrine for the nine planets too. very good energy here. everyone is nice and welcoming to non-hindi speaking folk too.

Sri Guruvaayoorappan Temple is a classic South Indian temple with great architecture, stunning…read moreidols of deities with grandiose decoration together with the calm and peaceful vibe inside the temple. The temple is huge, well maintained and all the Covid precautions are in place. There's ample of parking space outside. Once you enter the temple from the side door, there will be a temperature check and after that, you go upstairs where you'd see all the idols. The one clever thing that the people working here have done is that they have installed one entry and exit point so that there's only one way from start to finish to see all the idols, get blessings, pray and worship once inside. They have arranged this fence type barrier and you follow along throughout, seeing all the magnificent idols at display. Apart from the beautiful idols, they also do various pooja/ archana for a reasonable price. You can get the details before entering the main floor. There's also a canteen located at walking distance from the temple with plenty of food items on the menu. The canteen is run by volunteers (as far as I could tell) and the menu is your typical South Indian styled food items like Dosa, vada, idli and a few more along with beverages like tea and coffee. We had a few different varieties of dosas, Idli & Vada combo, coffee and kesari. The food on offering was just ok with mild toned down flavors. The temple has a calming vibe, it's peaceful and a place for devotees to gather and be one with the divine. A must visit temple if you're around.

During my visit of this very beautiful temple: I witnessed the procession, and prayers inside and…read morearound this Krishna temple. In this month: I visited 15 different churches in 1 day, it was in Chicago, IL. And in several other towns, States. Let's don't forget, recently I visited the US largest Hindu temple, located in Robbinsville, NJ. Reason why you can call me: Public Figure PeTeR HuDeC, all churches, all temples, and other religious pilgrimage places lover. Amen!

This temple holds a special place in my heart because it is the first Hare Krishna (Gaudiya…read moreVaishnava) temple I ever stepped foot in my life (fifteen years ago). The management has changed since then, but this has become my favorite temple in the New York metropolitan area. I first became Gaudiya Vaishnava approximately fifteen years ago, and since then I made friends all around the world, and did a pilgrimage to India. What's very important to Hare Krishna is association, or a congregation. I am very hesitant to join a congregation, but I found all the people here to be very nice. Prasadam (food offered to Krishna) is very important to the faith, and you can have a vegetarian dinner with the congregants every Sunday. It's very good indeed. I highly recommend the books sold at this temple. If you'd like to read up more and buy a Bhagavad Gita, this is the only New York area congregation that I am aware of which sells reprints of the 1972 edition of the Bhagavad Gita As It Is by Srila A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada (the guru who brought Hare Krishna outside of India). As many devotees are aware, subsequent reprints of the Gita have extensive and controversial edits. During high festivals such as Janmastami, they have a nice outdoor setup in the backyard. Very nice atmosphere. Whether you're a newcomer, curious, or someone like me who is from another mission (Hare Krishna is not from one single organization but many), you may visit and feel very welcome.

Beautiful temple! My family had a Vivah Sanskar here today,…read moreand everything went smoothly. Everything was prepared by the staff of the temple, and arranged the way requested by the family. The ceremony started promptly on time, and finished by 4pm. The timing was spot one for all the different poojas that were conducted. After the ceremonies, we were able to go into the main temple room and offer our prayer and get blessings from the swamai's. It was beautiful, and a day well spent celebrating 2 lives coming together for happy ever after.

Beautifully architected temple. Has a lot of deity idols which can't be photographed. Eg Rama,…read moreKrishna, hanuman, kamakshi. The place is very organized and came across as well run. The canteen is downstairs and has excellent food. If you are looking for a South Indian temple atmosphere, this place is perfect. I'll be visiting again for sure.

Very peaceful for doing your daily puja and for special occasions. Highly recommend. Pujariji…read moreexplains all steps in detail and that helps in understanding.

Very devotional temple. Total bliss wen u enter and are into prayers. Pandit ji and mathaji are…read moreamazing and give very good blessings.!!

Excellent Hindu Temple…read more 1) The temple is of South Indian architectural style. 2) I very much enjoyed their canteen which is the opposite side of the temple. I had to ask a few people to find it. The food was good and affordable, I recommend the Masala dosa, South Indian coffee, and mango milk. Must get is mango milk.

This is a Hindu Temple. Parking is available…read more The cafeteria from the temple is nearby in the same place. You can volunteer also. For donations lot of options are available. Very peaceful and divine. Clean and very well-managed temple.

Wow... definitely a privilege for my 100th review and to think I would reach such a milestone so…read moresoon. The Brooklyn Hindu Temple, a place where solace and devotion reside. I've been a member for roughly about 18 years now and will continue to support this temple. At times where I was lost, I have found guidance here. The moments of despair where things might have felt like it was the worst, this is where I sought refuge and found hope. So many values, morals, and ideals have been instilled within my character due to my experiences here; I can and will never forsake my temple. Having being grown and reared by my fellow church members, this temple has shaped a portion of who I am. So many things it has given me, and it asks for nothing in return but complete and selfless devotion in whichever way I could. Whether it be through the medium of music or simply just opening my mouth and joining in simple hymns, there is no requirement or limitations on prayer. A simple reminder, service is usually held on Sunday mornings from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and major Hindu holidays are usually observed. God does not discriminate and materializes himself/herself in many different forms and ways. There is only one way to immerse yourself in this temple, and that is to come and experience it for yourself. Jai Shri Ram.