Very clean mosque. Hot water for wudu. There restroom as well with clean and sandals. That's really…read moreimportant they put carpet at entrance. Many mosque I saw people step inside with shoes and same area they walk with bare feet. This mosque has smart management.

This mosque is incredibly stunning and in the inside it makes me feel spiritually calming and…read morebelonging. The inner structure is made from actual woods. It has wide and tall glasses in front that faces through the trees, which makes the place more spacious and natural. Every Friday, they sell a lots of the foods like Bryani, pizza and more traditional foods and drinks for $5 dollars (CND) and the portion is huge and they are absolutely delicious! They do have events like "open mosque" for non-muslims. Everyone is welcomed to look around the mosque, to understand more about Islam and most of all THEY SERVE FREE FOODS! (Traditional none spicy foods even deserts too) time to time. So check their webpage! The place is so comfortable, quite and just beautiful!

While I am not Muslim, I recently had the honor of touring the Ismaili Centre in Burnaby. I learned…read morea great deal about the Islamaili religion and the architecture of the space. Vancouver architect Bruno Freschi put a great amount of thought into the architecture of the building and gardens. Even from the perspective of an outsider, this facility is magnificent. It was a humbling, interesting, and beautiful experience to learn about the religion, culture, and architecture of the Ismaili. These people are doing wonderful things throughout the world! Please note that my photos were taken with permission and exclude the worship space out of respect.

This is the first Kagyu Monastery in the Pacific Northwest and had its grand opening 25 July 2010…read more As you can see by the posted pictures, the interior is a beautiful shade of red but is very small in terms of the number of people whom can meditate there. There are meditation classes on Sundays at 1:30pm. This monastery is located just past the intersection of Blundell Road and No. 5 Road.

Great Tibetan Monastery that under the lineage of 17 Karmapa. They offer chanting services on the…read moreweekly basis opening for the public both in English and Chinese. The lamas sometimes give dharma talks that are helpful. Once in a while, there are big ceremonies or great masters come and give lectures.

One of the most beautifull places of religion you can find. The beauty calms the mind and let's you…read morefocus on Krishna Every Sunday they serve free vegetarian food which is also called prasadam or sanctified food offered to the lord first. Love the chanting singing and dancing Hare Krishna hare Krishna Krishna Krishna hare hare Hare Rama hare Rama Rama Rama hare hare

Very god Temple. Nice people, they treat everybody as they would like to be treated by anybody…read moreelse. This place is Vegan though, no animal by-products at al. No milk, nothing made with milk or Eggs either.

The right Zen temple for people who live in urban area. They have ZEN YU: Young Urban Zen which…read morehappens every Monday evening. Every Wednesday is also sitting that are lead by Teacher Kate and Michael and inspiring Dharma Talks. They are both really great teachers! Once a while, they and sometimes their teacher Norman Fisher also lead retreats( like 3 days, 7 days). They also have practice period in Sep and Oct which help everyone gets prepared for the longer retreats.

Beth Hamidrash, Sephardic Congregation. Morning minyan 7:00 AM…read more Shabbat 9:00 AM. Children's program. Followed by Kiddush. Sunday morning minyan 8:30 AM. Morning classes Tuesday, Wednesday. Join us for coffee. Friday morning after tefila, lox and bagels. Lively conversation and coffee. Lunch and learn, noon on Thursday. Only Sephardic synagogue west of Toronto. Website, www.bethhamidrash.com. Telephone 604-872-4222. Rabbi Shlomo Gabay. Shlomo Laniado, President.

02.12.26 @2:59pm Wow…read morethis temple is nice. The minute i drive in already free the energy and peace. I would definitely recommend a drop by visit.

I was amazed with the grandeur of this beautiful oasis's…read more There are gorgeous green manicured gardens, the whole place was spot less. I enjoyed the tranquility sitting by the pond and got to enjoying listening to the water. Entry was free and you have an opportunity to donate. There is ample parking and they have a cute little store. The staff was really nice and my 1hour stay visit was memorable. This is a great place for families to come and visit and learn together.