What more could you want? From the outside it appears a nondescript house, but inside is nothing…read morebut the home of Shirdi Sai Baba & Sathya Sai Baba - in beautiful life-sized form. I come here regularly to enjoy the peaceful ambiance during weekly bhajans, pujas, rudram, and chants. It is great to see such small children singing soulfully for Swami. I hope you enjoy as much as I do.

Om Sai Mandir, is a Divine Home. A serene and calm abode of loving Baba who welcomes us with his…read morewarm embrace. This temple gives us peace and happiness as we worship the loving idols of baba. These divine idols of baba are so real that one feels that Baba is directly looking into his devotees eyes asking him if everything is ok, lovingly like a parent caring for his child. Visit this Sai temple to feel babas blessings. Om Sai Ram

Nice temple. Swamiji gives good pravachan. People worship there and celebrate Indian festivals.read more

I was not aware of this beautiful temple in queens. We were here for Durga puja and saw the Geeta…read moreashram board. from the outside, it does not give a vibe of a temple, and it's just a board. but go inside and feel the vibe. it's HUGE... ignore outside, and enter - you will see beautiful Shivling with a backdrop of 100s small shivlings (i don't know the count). it's amazing. the temple has all the Hindu deities and it's serene. they have also replicated the Vaishno Devi cave. God Shiva, Hanuman, Ram-Janki, Krishna Ji, Vishnu, Durga Ji - one can not miss this temple when around. all the Sati rupa (52) murti are there along with 9 grah. I was finding deities at all corners. hope this review and pics encourage someone to go and visit this temple.

I don't think most people outside of the neighborhood know this place exists. But real talk, the…read moreHan Ma Um Zen Center is one of the coolest things in NYC and of course, it happens to be smack dab in Flushing, Queens. One doesn't have to be buddhist to appreciate the gorgeous architecture and it's a destination that could certainly use more recognition. Founded in over 30 years ago, the temple is belongs to the largest buddhist order in South Korean, the Jogye order. There are only a few branches in the United States and it's only fitting to have something like this near the 2nd largest Korean community in the United States (#1). They're open each day from 10AM to 9PM. If entry is not available (#2), then consider walking around the grounds for a beautiful photo on a sunny day. It is about a 25 minute walk from the Main Street subway and residential street parking is available. ______________ (#1) Second only to Los Angeles. (#2) COVID is still happening.

Beautiful building. It is one of those sites that you don't realize you're in a neighborhood as…read moreopposed out in a rural area. A gem of a place hidden to locals. Check it out

While undoubtedly a serene setting for prayer, the experience is marred by a disappointing…read moredisregard for neighboring peace and quiet. Every Friday night from 9 PM to 1 AM, the persistent loitering and deafening noise levels reach intolerable heights. There's clearly a issue here if you can hear a crowd through your windows. This is a dog friendly neighborhood and the crowd very evidently also riles up the neighborhood dogs as well adding to the noise pollution. Despite its long-standing presence, the establishment fails in managing crowd behavior and loitering, transforming what should be a place of reverence into an after-hours hangout marked by blatant disrespect for neighbors. I'm not sure what exactly occurred in the last few years but it was never as bad as it has been lately.

Beautiful mosque with good people and good voices to hear from blocks away when the pray time isread more

This is my temple…read more The monk of this temple, Zhi Ming Sifu, is a kind hearted and patient man. There are celebrations of buddhist/chinese holidays beyond the usual meditation and chanting. If you pass by, you should feel welcomed to stop in and visit. It is a peaceful place.

If your reading this obviously your looking into this Mosque / Islamic Center. I feel it's a really…read moregreat mosque and center to visit for your prayers. If your seeking counsel , highly recommend reaching out to Imam Shamsi Ali. He's an amazing scholar and imaam. Someone who can relate to the current environment and provide good advice to the Youths of our community.

Everybody knows me in this masjid and the weekend school is boring cause fights are always…read moreoccurring.

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.

Masjid is amazing. Would recommend! Space is big and some great people! Parking may be a bit…read moredifficult but don't let that distract you from this beautiful place to pray!

Came here for a party , which was on the third floor . The hall was spacious , very bright and had…read more held about three hundred people .