Hindu Temple of Greater Cincinnati

720 Barg Salt Run Road, Cincinnati, OH, 45244

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Directory Details

Address
720 Barg Salt Run Road, Cincinnati, OH, 45244
Phone
513-245-4994
Email
[email protected]
Hours
Monday to Friday: (9:00am–12:45pm / 5:00pm–8:00pm), Saturday and Major US Holidays: (9:00am–8:00pm), Sunday (November to March): 9:00am–7:00pm, Sunday (April to October): 9:00am–8:00pm

Deities and Traditions

  • Hanumān
  • Lakṣmi
  • Gaṇeśa
  • Sarasvatīis
  • Durgā
  • Rādhā- Kṛṣṇa
  • Sītā-Rām
  • Lakṣmi – Nārāyana
  • Mahāvīra
  • Chitragupta
  • Śrī Venkateswara
  • Jagannāth
  • Murugan
  • Srināthaji
  • Śiva
  • Navagrahās

Temple Images and Deity Photos

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Services, Poojas, and Facility Notes

Pricing and availability are historical source notes. Confirm current fees directly with the temple.

Service or Pooja
no available info in website

Hall Rental Notes

Historical Review Excerpts

Review snippets came from the source workbook and may reflect public reviews available around 2018.

Google Very beautiful and peaceful place. Nice people.5 Stars
Google Shanti Shanti4 stars
Google All Hindu lords in one place5 Stars
Google Nice temple very devotional5 Stars
Google Beautiful temple with around 100 acre of land. The temple celebrates all the hindu festivals from all the regions of india. Jains can also go there as it has lord Mahaveer too. It has good facility for hosting hundreds of people. They have mela in September every year where they can give you guided tour of the temple. Most of the weekends you can get free lunch or dinner. You must visit this temple if you are in tristate area.5 Stars
Yelp I love this temple. Everyone has been very kind. They have beautiful grounds and the decor is lovely. The priests are not pushy and are helpful.5 Stars
Yelp I have never been to a Hindu temple before but it seems like a well supported place of worship if you are Hindu. We were here for Taste of India and were given a quick tour of the temple, educating us on the many idols that are worshiped. There's ample parking and they host many religious festivals/celebrations here. They have a different entrance than maps tell you so make sure you go through the right entrance. The whole place was very welcoming of non-Hindus and was a great little peek at the culture and tradition . Definitely worth checking out!4 stars
Yelp Beuatiful temple and friendly people that work there. Set back away from the small road leading to it so it's difficult to find. Lots of parking and nice playground for the kids.4 stars

Source and Verification Notes

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Sources checked

US Hindu Temples 2.xlsx