Directory Details
- Address
- 3291 Pinaoula St, Honolulu, HI, 96822
- Phone
- 808-427-3561
- [email protected]
- Hours
- Not listed in source data
3291 Pinaoula St, Honolulu, HI, 96822
Reviewed Directory Profile
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| Service or Pooja | On Request at Home |
|---|---|
| No available info | No available info |
Review snippets came from the source workbook and may reflect public reviews available around 2018.
Google I think it would be great if you had an email so I could send you some of my most valuable artwork and books5 Stars
Google Har har mahadeva. Beautiful place. Must visit.5 Stars
Google We had 3 days tour with Rainbow tour, we had the best time with Neil, he is the owner operator, he was very knowledgeable and showed everything around on the island of Oahu, he took some places remote on the island totally diferent world out there, we will be back in future to spent more time in Hawaii.5 Stars
Google This is NOT the famous Lord Shiva crystal temple. It is probably affiliated in some ways but the pictures they posted on this goggle article is deceiving. This is just a home base temple/alter.1 Star
Yelp I've never walked into a place of worship and felt so unwanted and not welcomed. Actually, I didn't even get the chance to actually walk inside. I feel this is a scam. It's a home that is registered as a "temple" probably just to avoid paying taxes... (I've heard people do this) but this definitely popped into mind. I went in through the gate, there's no signs until you reach the gate. Once you're near the gate there is a banner that directs you down the stairs. As you reach the end of the stairs there's another that states to remove your shoes. Once I removed my shoes and tried to walk in and open the metal spring door, a female told me "no, no, no. No english" and she waved me good bye. She then continued to warm up her food. This lady didn't even bother to open the door and have the decency to come and talk to me. Mind you, she saw me while I took off my shoes. I don't know why the shelves were full of shoes as if there were people present but everything was empty. It was a very odd experience to say the least. Very disappointed.1 Star
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