Directory Details
- Address
- 1232 Arrowhead Ave., Livermore, CA, 94551
- Phone
- 925 449-6254
- [email protected]
- Hours
- Monday-Thursday (9:00 AM to 12:00 NN, 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM), Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Holidays (9:00 AM to 8:00 PM)
1232 Arrowhead Ave., Livermore, CA, 94551
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Google Lovely temple ,high levels maintenance5 stars
Google A blissful place with well organized and plenty of parking place. A traditional Hindu temple that follows events, perform all sorts of pujas, that make one not miss happenings in India. Has grown quite a bit since the last time I visited. More space, separation of administrative offices from temple premises etc.5 stars
Google Religious place5 stars
Google Great Indian Culture5 stars
Google Visited couple of times. Blessed to see all god and goddess in one place. Feels nice to come again and again.5 stars
Yelp A beautiful structure. Filled with spiritual people as well as others like all cultures and religions that have struggled to find their way. As a man of faith I pray that they find peace of heart, mind and body. Welcome to Livermore! Thank you for a truly noble experience.5 stars
Yelp Very very peaceful. Okii so lemme start with the parking. Theres parking spot in front of the temple and also beside it. Weekends are uaually the most busy during the day. But whenever i have uaually the most busy during the day. But whenever i have went, it was easy ti find a parking. You do need to leave ur shoes outside, theres a proper place to place ur shoes which is in the building beside the temple. What i do is when i get out of the car, i dont wear my shoes. Coz may as well. Before entering the temple there is a tap outside for you to wash ur feet and sprinke water on u. As you enter inside the temple the sounds of bells and hymns surround you and it feels really good. Theres little temples inside. What people do is start from the left and move towards the right (clockwise). Everythin is at ur own pace. You wana sit there for a little bit, u can. If you want to offer food or fruits to the gods, the priests will be more than happy to do that for u. We also do our yearly pooja here. So if you are interested just call the temple, chose a priest and pick a date. All the things that you need is given on the website, but you can always cal the priest and ask them to give you the list. These are the best priests ever. They will answer any question you have so nicely. So to do the pooja i think u need to pay 100 somethin at the office and the priests never ask you for thr fees, you can pay them whatever you can afford. After you have done darshan at the temple. From the back door you can enter the dining area and they have self serve prashaad. This place is really peaceful. Ohhh festivals can get really busy. Especially new years i feel is the busiest day of the year.5 stars
Yelp This is a must visit temple in the West. The temple so beautiful from the outside. The best part is that the scent which we get when we visit the temples in India can be felt here. I surely will visit this temple as many number of times I can. Thanks to the people who were responsible for building one here:). Om Namah Shivayah!!!5 stars
Yelp Authentic Hindu temple. I like to go here and meditate. On festival days it gets very crowded though.5 stars
Yelp It's a very beautiful temple and we love coming here when we do. However, for the vast resources the temple has, the place needs organization & needs a touch of personal for us to celebrate our special relationship with god & to create the feel goodness of visiting a temple. We wanted do a Hanuman archana for our new baby just 3 weeks old - we were told it was straightforward and to come after 10:30 to get it done. We did that only to find out that archanas are called out loud - & if we missed that, that's that. The priest rudely told us he's done with it and can't be done. We finally got to do it with Durga Devi. We were happy in the end but for a busy Saturday - the place needs to be less chaotic and better organized.2 stars
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