Directory Details
- Address
- 107 Kaholalele Rd, Kapaa, HI, 96746
- Phone
- 808-822-3012
- [email protected]
- Hours
- Not listed in source data
Kauai's Hindu Monastery, Kadavul Temple
107 Kaholalele Rd, Kapaa, HI, 96746
Reviewed Directory Profile
Historical dataset profile
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- Primary source type
- Historical workbook
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Deities and Traditions
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Services, Poojas, and Facility Notes
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| Service or Pooja | On Request at Home |
|---|---|
| No available info | No available info |
Hall Rental Notes
- No available info
Historical Review Excerpts
Review snippets came from the source workbook and may reflect public reviews available around 2018.
Google Can't really describe the place... So serene, peaceful and beautiful... Would love to come here many many times...5 Stars
Google Please read and follow the DRESS CODE. This is a place of worship, and it’s embarrassing to watch adults act like they’re at a bar, the beach, or worse, a yoga studio.5 Stars
Google We went last week. It was one of the hi-lights of our trip. Limited parking so call first. So worth the trip from Princeville.5 Stars
Yelp Make sure you check their hours before you visit. I arrived at 11am just in time for the blessing and watching the monk feed the birds. Grounds close at noon and puja is from 9-10:45am. There are plenty of parking spots on site. I arrived in a Lyft and had to hitchhike my way back down. Make sure you arrange your ride back if you're using rideshare. Dress code is strict, arms and legs need to be covered down to the ankles. Sarongs are available for use. No shoes in the temple. You can write your wishes to the gods on the available pieces of paper to be burned by the monks later. There are a few spots to meditate next to the enormous Banyan tree. 9am tours to see the new temple are available via advance sign up. Careful of the mosquitoes, they ate me alive.5 Stars
Yelp Morning mediation and tour at the monastery. Ahh. Nothing quite like this. Enjoy peaceful ground and enlightened monks.5 Stars
Yelp One of the best things we did on Kauai. Definitely worth visiting, whether you're Hindu (we aren't) or just open-minded to other people's paths. A palpable peace in this place. Be sure to go all the way to the end, to see the amazing cliff / view of a small valley, and the new temple that is being built. Amazing.5 Stars
Source and Verification Notes
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Sources checked
List of Hindu Temples.xlsx