4213 Accomack Dr, Louisville, KY, 40241
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| Service or Pooja | Prices in Temple | Prices in Temple with Hall | Column 5 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aarthi | No charge | ||
| Archana | $10 | ||
| Sahasranama | $51 | ||
| Abhishekam (Temple Sponsored) * | $51 | ||
| Abhishekam (Private Sponsored) ** | $125 | $125.00 | $125 |
| Kalyana | $101 | $101.00 | $101 |
| Kalyana | $251 | $251.00 | $251 |
| Satyanarayana Katha | $151 | $262.50 | $187.5 |
| Homam / Havan (Temple Sponsored) | $51 | $51.00 | $51 |
| Homam / Havan (Private Sponsored) | $151 | $262.50 | $187.5 |
| Namakaranam | $181 | $315.00 | $225 |
| Annaprasanam | $105 | $183.75 | $131.25 |
| Upanayanam | $105 | $183.75 | $131.25 |
| Wedding (Per Day) | $241 | $421.00 | $301 |
| Shasti Abda Boorthi | $241 | $421.00 | $301 |
| Engagement | $121 | $211.00 | $151 |
| Seemantham | $151 | $262.50 | $187.5 |
| Ground Breaking Pooja | |||
| Navagraha Pooja / Homam | $101 | $211.00 | $151 |
| Grihapravesham | |||
| Hair Offering | $25 | ||
| Vehicle Dedication | $25 | ||
| Sundara Kanda Path | $151 | $262.50 | $187.5 |
| New Business Opening | $151 | ||
| Spardham / Shraadha | $151 | ||
| Funeral Services | |||
| Other Services @ $60.00 / Hour |
Review snippets came from the source workbook and may reflect public reviews available around 2018.
Google Very good place and you can find more dedicated devotees as well as the priests. If you start coming here you will get addicted. You can find Lord Shiva, Lord Ganesha, Lord Venkatesha/Vishnu, Radha-Krishna, Sita-Rama-Lakshmana-Hanuma, Hanuman, Saraswati Devi, Mahavir, Ambaji, Durga Devi, Parvathi Devi, Murugan, Valli-Devasena-Murugan, Lakshmi Devi, Bhoo Devi, Tulasi and the Navagrahas. Every Thursday they conduct Sai Baba Harathi in the evening. This is the Gurupurnima Baba Pooja pic I added here.5 Stars
Google I had dever been to a temple before...I felt so at ease5 Stars
Google The Hindu Temple of Kentucky is a very calming temple where you can pray, sit, volunteer, and be part of a culture! HTKY is definitely a wonderful place for many different reasons! Many people and families come to pray often. Sometimes, there are are fund drives and fundraisers where you can help distribute delicious inddian food to raise money for our temple. Also, the is Hindu school, where you can learn about different ways to praise Hindu God's. All in all, many cherish the Hindu Temple of Kentucky! 👍5 Stars
Google Great spiritual experience. Very peaceful environment. Wonderful people.5 Stars
Google A divine place with idols belonging to almost all hindu believers and lot of religious activities and classes throughout the year. A grand renovation is underway5 Stars
Yelp The HTKY is located in a relatively quiet neighborhood. So, you drive up to the entrance and then down a short shady road to reach the parking lot. You walk through an unassuming door and there's a small hallway leading to the temple area in the right. The temple has deities from both the South and North of India and they have their own shrines. No shrine is given importance over another, there are scheduled poojas for almost each of them according to a weekly time table. They have chantings, festivals, grand poojas etc and the schedule can be found on a board there (or their website). There are two priests, one from Southern India and one from the north. They attend to every person that walks inside. I go to the temple a few times a year, on days when I feel particularly religious. When there is an event happening, which is on most days, it gets pretty crowded. I personally prefer to go when it is quiet and there's not many people around. They are constantly making improvements, I believe there is going to be an expansion soon. My only peeve is, the roof is bare with piping running all over. It is no Aurora Balaji or Pittsburgh Perumal temple but it is the largest this state has got and it is very evident that they are striving hard to serve the spiritual needs of the local community.5 Stars
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