One of the best temples around. Pleasant atmosphere and the aura it brings amazing. You need to…read moreexperience it.

We have visited this temple which hosts multiple Hindu deities…read more A very quiet and peaceful place when there are no crowds. But when there is an Indian festival the entire Independence Pkwy and the temple surroundings becomes a pvery noisy and chaotic place. In fact you will see the Police in full force at such times. But overall the temple is most representative of the entire Indian diaspora that has settled around North Texas - Plano, Frisco and McKinney.

Located between Legacy and Teal on Main Street in a complex with Ample free Parking…read more There are couple of Dieties but main one is Lord Venkateswara standing over 10 feet tall. Pros: ------ Spacious Peaceful Free parking Hindu rituals and Pooja Priest available to perform rituals at your home for a fee.

Tirumala in Dallas..yes..Balaji blessed us with this divine place. Frisco has its Venkateshwara…read moretemple. This is a small place and open during pooja timings. Priest is very friendly and helps with all kinds of sevas and special pooojas. Please refer the website for priests contact information and services. Balaji bless us all.

Such an incredible and beautiful temple! It's so serene and the perfect spiritual get away to go! I…read moream amazed by the beauty and architectural design of the temple!

A Yelp Event ... inspired us to visit the Radha Krishna Hindu Temple and participate in their…read moreannual Navratri celebration. Its very intimidating to explore other cultures because you know nothing about it. The fear that you will dress inappropriately, overstep boundaries, say the wrong thing or disrespect something very sacred keeps you from going. I have to admit, our anxiety was over the top but we sincerely wanted to learn, so we pushed through the anxiety and went to this event. The temple itself is a beautiful masterpiece no matter what part you visit. The energy is positive, healthy and peaceful. From the moment we walked up, they were welcoming and kind to us, and for that reason that made this an amazing experience!! Many different people throughout the evening was happy to tell us where to go, what was going on, how to participate, what was appropriate and respectful. We learned the meaning behind the Navratri celebration, as well as the deities in the shrine, the rituals, food, traditional dresses, and cultural dances. One volunteer stayed with us the whole time, beaming with pride, so excited to share her culture with us. We are very grateful for her time. The opportunity to be invited in and encouraged to return was humbling. We plan to go back and enjoy more events.

Place of worship and be the Spiritual Resource Center for the Hindu Community living in the…read moremetropolitan areas of Dallas/Fort Worth and the surrounding areas. Took my mom to this temple on Occasion of Telugu New Year( Ugadi) and this is her first time in US and she was very excited to see such a huge temple. Pros: -------- Almost All Hindu Idols exist Spacious Well Maintained and Clean Free Ample Parking Hindu Rituals are performed Cons: -------- None to Me If are curious about Hinduism, good place to check out

I have been coming here ever since I moved to the DFW metroplex. This temple is good in that it has…read morea size-able interior, many deities that cater to the different religious beliefs that Indian people have and plenty of parking. However, the exterior does feel a little lackluster compared to some of the other big temples. The temple can get busy in the evenings, weekends and on special religious occasions but never have I felt rushed to complete my visit (which has happened to me in temples elsewhere). There is a main hall, which houses most of the deities, and an area with chairs towards the back for the elderly (who find it difficult to sit down). I can say without a doubt that you can go in there and connect with the Lord without being disturbed. There is a also another small section of the building (a smaller room of sorts) that has a few more deities, so do not forget to visit that area before leaving. You can check out the temple calendar for the different poojas and events. Plus, at the entrance of the temple you can ask for a special prayer to be done (at the temple or outside). I am happy to have found this temple so close to where I live.

Beautiful Hindu temple, very peaceful with positive vibrations. The priest was very good and…read morewelcoming. He performs face reading and also read my daughter's horoscope and we felt blessed and very happy. Please visit this temple.

Over the Easter weekend, the pandit from Shri Ram Mandir, Plano, TX, conducted the wedding ceremony…read morefor my daughter. The wedding was an outdoor event. The pandit arrived over 90 minutes late, and over 250 guests had to wait outside in the hot sun. The tardiness of the pandit was very disappointing as the schedule for the event was planned meticulously with the mandir. Pandit's tardiness not only inconvenienced the guests, created a lot of stress, and disrupted the wedding schedule. For anyone planning to use the services of Shri Ram Mandir with a schedule, I would advise future patrons of the mandir to plan for a backup to avoid the miserable experience we had to go thru.

The food here is the best I have had in my 7 years in Dallas! Its a buffet with a number of items,…read morescenic seating and great hospitality :)

Beautiful Temple with Great Vegan Buffet for lunch for like $12.00 We sat in a Lush Courtyard! Love…read morethe buffet I was able to try new foods Give it a shot you won't be sorry.

Not sure what the first viewer was looking for... However, I…read morego to this temple every month and I am yet to be disappointed. There is no female "minister" on site nor do the choir sound like "southern baptist." This temple is made up of people from various parts of the world - West Indies; South Africa; Fugi; Guyana; Trinidad; various regions in India. This is one of the main reasons we attend here. I enjoy the satsang and the weekly discourse of the knowledgeable pandit/guru/acharya. Peaceful and blessed

I've been to this Hindu temple once before in 2015 and thought they had a female priest, turns out…read morethat I was wrong. It was just one of ladies in the choir trying to give a lecture. I did return a month ago and had a delightful experience with beautiful singing. Everyone was so welcoming. The head priest, Pandit Mahendra, gave an inspiring lecture that was so relevant to my current situation. I'm glad that I went back, and will do so again as time permits.

Mom is very religious hence I have to take her to temples every now and then…read more Lord (Krishna vigraha) used for 'Nithya Pooja' at Sri Guruvayurappan Temple of Dallas and is maintained by Keralites. Built in Kerala( South Indian State)style and with daily rituals are done as per Kerala traditions itself. Pros: -------- Peaceful Well Maintained Good to learn Hindu Culture and rituals Ample Free Parking Clean Restrooms Cons: -------- None Actually Photography is prohibited but I came to know after I clicked some pics.

Fabulous ambience, very simple, elegant and calming. Very friendly management and very flexible…read more Had an excellent darshan and felt very satisfied. It would be nice if the phone hours can be expanded.