Love it here. Peaceful. If you're an empath, this is the perfect escape…read more This is a Hindu Temple, the 2nd one opened in my hometown Pittsburg. I'm grateful to come back to have this gem. I'm glad to know the Land is owned by a close family friend. I try to donate because it does seem to need help. It's well worth the experience when you're evolved and need grounding.

We love Shiva Murugan temple so much. Always went there good and bad times. Priests are great, kind…read moreand respectful to everyone!!! We find peace of mind, each time we visit the temple. We always have delicious prasad

Good temple to visit and also getting new buildings for temple…read more It now bigger and looking good

It was really nice to find a hindu temple in Sacramento. Deities at the Lakshmi Narayan Temple…read moreinclude Lord Vishnu, Lakshmi, Ram, Sita, Lakshman, Hanuman, Ganesh, Shiva, Parvati, and Durga. Lakshmi Narayan Temple Timings Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat, Sun 7:30 AM - 8:00 PM Tuesday 7:30 AM - 9:00 PM Morning Puja: 8:00 AM Evening Aarti: 6:30 PM

Beautiful temple. Love going. Peaceful, Serene and pious. Like the open hall concept, so you can…read moresit anywhere and meditate and also feel the presence of Ishwar.

A very beautiful temple. I go here monthly with my family to pray and eat the food they giveread more

There is always a sense of peace when I visit this temple. The atmosphere is calming, spiritual,…read moreand welcoming. It's a place where you can step away from the noise of daily life, reflect, and reconnect with yourself. I always leave feeling more grounded and grateful than when I arrived.

This temple is a hidden treasure…read more Temple has idols/pictures of many deities including: Ganesh, Durga, Shiva/Parvati, Radha/Krishna, Kali, Guru Nanak, Sita/Ram, Hanuman, Brahman/Vishnu/Mahesh. The center of stage is adorned by a big idol of goddess Durga. It has a big shiva linga where we are allowed to do puja. The interior of temple is very spacious and am pretty sure the hall would be lend for functions. It's very close to the highway and easily accessible. There is huge parking place and a lot of place for street parking outside, so no don't have to worry about parking. Guruji, I couldn't ask for his name was very friendly. We were luck today to be able to reach during arati. It started at 10:00 am and went for about 15 minutes. There are many activities going on through this month. It doesn't have a updated website, but you can call the temple number to get any info.

I visited this temple this week-end and is impressed with the mandir. The mandir has nice murtis…read more Pandit Shree Raj Kumar was very nice to us and helpful. It is a very spacious temple with lots of parking and open spaces. This is certainly an asset for our Hindu communities. We will certainly visit again.

Fantastic. The teachings discovered through the Vedanta Society have changed my life. The swamis…read moreare knowledgeable and humble.

Spiritual place . Great achievement can be done in spirituality and lead a peaceful liferead more

I feel so peaceful and happy every time I go there. It is a must place to feel serenity:)read more

Have been going here for about a decade with my family and I love the peaceful atmosphere. The…read moreswamis are friendly and I enjoy talking to them. They also do home poojas and weddings which are amazing. I am hoping one day they become bigger because it is an amazing place.

The temple itself is very well maintained, beautiful, and peaceful in its design, and it is clear…read morethat a lot of care goes into the space. Unfortunately, the overall experience is often disrupted by behavior that simply does not belong in a place of worship. Many of the priests regularly sit on the steps with their backs to the deity, blocking the view of the Gods, engaging in loud conversations with people they know, which is extremely distracting for devotees. On multiple occasions, some priests have been observed taking personal phone calls while seated there, with their backs turned, engaging in casual video and phone conversations with friends or family. A few times, I have even noticed a priest sitting on the steps near the Shiva lingam, absent-mindedly picking his nose, surrounded by devotees deep in prayer. This is not about expecting perfection, but about maintaining basic decorum and respect in a sacred space. Additionally, several families allow their children to run freely inside the temple, treating it like a play area. Many people come here seeking silence, focus, and comfort, often while dealing with difficult personal situations or serious health issues. The constant noise and uncontrolled movement take away from that experience. I genuinely hope the management addresses these concerns by setting clear expectations for priest conduct within the sanctum and reminding families to supervise their children. With better enforcement of basic decorum, this temple could offer a far more meaningful and peaceful experience for everyone.

An energizing oasis filled with positivity and endless spiritual vibes! It's the perfect place to…read morerejuvenate your spirit and soak in the good energy all around you! :)

Beautiful and Peaceful place to visit. We'll set up with a welcoming feeling. The architecture…read moreand attention to detail are very impressive.

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