This temple is a serene and calming place for prayer and reflection. The premises are spacious, and…read morethere are plenty of parking spots in the back lot, though parking can be challenging during popular festivals like Mahashivratri , Karwa Chauth and others. One of the highlights is the food service--they often provide lunch and dinner. You have the option to donate or contribute toward the food or any offerings, which is a lovely way to give back. The priests here are knowledgeable and always willing to help. Every visit is peaceful and welcoming, I've visited multiple times :) The temple is home to almost all Hindu deities, ensuring everyone feels connected. You'll always leave with hope and good wishes after a visit! It's a must-visit spot for both spiritual and cultural experiences. The temple is quite large, welcoming every soul who visits. They also maintain a helpful website with a calendar of Hindu festivals and pujas they celebrate, making it easy to stay informed!

Temple is beautiful with amazing Pratimas…read more Temple is big with sitting areas and small hall for personal puja and ceremony. Parking could be little tricky.

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! :)

Upon entering the building they check your temperature and ask you to sign into their visitors log…read more They also have an app. After entering the bay area Hindu Temple with the Hindu murtis are in the room to the Right. If you want to visit Sai Baba that is to your left. Currently sitting is not allowed. Standing only.

This temple is amazing and poojari is very good. Every function is celebrated grand. Every idol is…read moredecorated neatly and nice. Very peaceful and is parallel to saibaba. Amazing temple

New temple for Hanuman and other deities. The temple had a grand opening this weekend with hundreds…read moreof devotees joining the celebration. His Holiness Shri Ganpathy Sachidananda Swamiji blessed the occasion and energized the place. Visit the temple and get blessed. Do mediation and prayers in a calm environment. There are weekly classes , prayers etc., on weekends for kids.

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I loved it, very calm and soulful place where peace flows gently, mind, and spirit. What to visit…read moreagain (free enter)

A really spiritual, serene and beautiful temple . Swamiji gives very good spiritual guidance and…read moreexplains some of the deeper religious facts in layman terms. Have known Swamiji for years from when he was working to build the temple and he is a very genuine person. A truly spiritual temple for the large Indian population in the bay area . A must visit at least once and you will come back again

I really enjoyed visiting this temple because I love partaking in chanting, and got an opportunity…read moreto do so for three continuous hours and it made me feel so charged! I also learnt some new stotras on goddess that I wasn't familiar with. The darshan of the Goddess with the lights off was so wonderfully beautiful, She reminded me of Samayapuram Amman. I love listening to Taittiriya Upanishad and was happy that they chanted it, apart from Durga Suktam, Sri Suktam, Mantrapushpam, Rudram and Chamakam. I am lucky to live at a walking distance away and have decided to go here every weekend to see our dear Mother.

This is a great temple. It is quite small but very nice. Not that busy on weekdays but weekends are…read morequite busy. There's good food served everyday. The head priest's primary language is Tamil, though he knows some other languages. The goddess seems to have a very powerful aura. They have bug functions or events a couple times a year which are very Grand and fantastic. Great temple to visit. Definitely come to visit this temple if you have the time or you are in the area.

This review is only for their snack shop.i love the fresh food they have (usually on weekends)…read more Dhokla and handvo are my favorite. The dhoklas are super soft and tasty. The handvo is decent too and definitely fresh. They have an array of sweets and read to eat veg in their fridge/freezer section and also some snacks. I especially like their masala puris. I always feel good eating anything from here as it seems healthy and fresh.

Awesome temple. Nice deities. There is a bookstore. Friendly folks here and full service with…read morePrasad on Sundays. Worth checking out! I have been to the second largest Hindu temple in the world in Delhi with Swaminarayan and the largest Hindu temple in the world is with Swaminarayan in New Jersey.

Friendly and kind people there. Although most of the time I had hard time communicating with them,…read morethey made me feel welcome.

This Hindu temple is truly peaceful and beautiful. My best friend Sachin Sharma invited my family,…read moreand even though we felt awkward at the beginning, everyone was so nice and polite. We'll definitely be going back again.