Directory Details
- Address
- 10353 Synott Rd, Sugar Land, TX, 77498
- Phone
- 281-568-9520
- Not listed in source data
- Hours
- Daily: 8:45 AM - 10:15 AM, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Chinmaya Mission Houston
10353 Synott Rd, Sugar Land, TX, 77498
Reviewed Directory Profile
Historical dataset profile
This listing comes from the historical seed dataset and has not yet received a current official-source review. The page separates directly sourced facts from historical notes and asks visitors to verify time-sensitive details such as hours, fees, priest availability, rentals, and event schedules with the temple.
- Verification status
- Imported historical dataset
- Last checked
- Historical import
- Primary source type
- Historical workbook
What Was Checked
Name and locationHistorical workbook import
Phone, email, and websiteHistorical workbook import
Hours and servicesShown only when present in source data; confirm before visiting
Deities and traditionsOfficial source or historical deity tab when available
PhotosOfficial/source URLs when available; not independently hosted
Deities and Traditions
- no available info in website
Temple Images and Deity Photos
Services, Poojas, and Facility Notes
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| no available info in website |
Hall Rental Notes
- no available info in website
Historical Review Excerpts
Review snippets came from the source workbook and may reflect public reviews available around 2018.
Google Nice temple.5 stars
Google Must visit in Houston.5 stars
Google Best Sunday for hindu4 stars
Google We go on every week, it's so peaceful and feeling blessed to go there!5 stars
Google This is a great place for kids to learn about our hindu traditions, but sometimes they are confused about the material and the teachers sometimes don,'t explain.4 stars
Yelp We have been associated with Chinmaya Mission for years. Our daughters attended the Bala Vihar classes. Today, one is married and the other is a senior at UTA. We worship at Sivakasi temple every Monday. Yesterday we took our milk and bananas offerings to the temple. The priest, Ganesh, knows us and expects us on Mondays. Sometimes, my wife's schedule does not let us go on Monday but when I can, I go the following day. One thing I must mention is that over the years my health has had me use a walking cane and stairs have become quite hard to climb. I use the little elevator if I can but sometimes request Ganesh to come to the car and take the offerings since the distance to the elevator from the parking lot becomes fatigue inducing. On those bad days, Ganesh helps out for which we are ever grateful.5 stars
Source and Verification Notes
Directory facts are compiled from historical research and current official-source checks where available. Confirm hours, services, fees, and event details directly with the temple before travel, donations, booking services, or attending events.
Sources checked
US Hindu Temples 2.xlsx