DFW Hindu Temple (D/FW Hindu Temple Society - Ekta Mandir)

Google Nice peaceful place4 stars

Google Amazing tranquility all around. Peaceful5 stars

Google Beautiful5 stars

Google It's a very calm and peaceful place. I went there during the Ganpati Festival on the submersion day. The temple offers prasad for devotees and has great ambience. One thing that I did not like: The "auction" of deities accessories based on money. Seemed like trying to get sponsorers was the main motive of giving out accessories.4 stars

Google This is the best Hindu temple in the DFW--been coming here for over a decade. It's just a nice big Temple with many beautiful gods; no rigidly specific, ideology like the smaller guru places or the Hanuman temple in Frisco. You can come and go as you please, no one will bother you for money although you're free to give in many ways. I live in Frisco; I wish we had a real temple like this here. Love to see the familiar faces over the years.5 stars

Yelp We are truly blessed to have such an amazing temple in the DFW metroplex. I have been going to this temple ever since I moved to DFW almost fifteen years ago. It's so wonderful to see how much the community here has grown since then. The temple is absolutely stunning and has shrines to many of the Hindu Deities. They always have special poojas and arti's going on. Check their calendar for events. The other thing that I love about this temple is how well organized it is. I stopped by during New Year's Day and the temple was packed with visitors. However, they organized it beautifully by having an entire room (with chairs) dedicated for waiting. No one was left outside in the cold and it was extremely efficient. Coming here is always a tranquil experience.5 stars

Yelp I have been coming here ever since I moved to the DFW metroplex. This temple is good in that it has a 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.4 stars

Yelp Very well managed Indian temple, esp during all major festivities. U can find many dieties here at one place. U ll be reminded of temples back in India4 stars

Yelp I have been going to this temple for the past 20+ years and it has upgraded so much and so beautifully. All the Panditji's are super sweet and educated in the Hindu religion and culture...and always make an effort to say hello to me when they see me! They always have events going on that you should check out, by going to the website and looking at their calendar of events. It has also got very organized especially during the Aarti time,which I can appreciate, because earlier in the years people are just shoving and pushing to try to get ahead of you to get Prashad, haha.5 stars

Yelp Been going here for years... Serene ambience, very good staff. We in DFW are blessed to have this Temple.5 stars