Bharatiya Ekta Mandir is a Hindu and Jain Temple. It has been designed with traditional Indian architecture and has five shrines including, Mahavir Swami, Bhagwan Adinath and Parshvanath, Lord Shiva, Parvati, Ganesh, Lord Krishna, Radha, Srinathji, Lord Rama Sita, Lakshman, Hanuman, Lord Venkateshwara (Balaji), Bhudevi & Sridevi.
On Saturdays, Sundays & Special days temple remains open from 10 AM to 8 PM.
History
The Indo-American Cultural and Religious Foundation of Arizona was founded in 1987 by a group of visionary community leaders with the goal of keeping the community united. They helped support the Indo-American community’s social, cultural and religious activities in the metro Phoenix area.
Construction of the Community Center (located at 2809 West Maryland Avenue in Phoenix) was completed in 1988. More than half an acre out of the total 2.5 acres of land was reserved for building a religious center.
By the time the loan for the Community Center was paid off in 1994, the fast-growing Indo-American community was drawing larger attendees for the events at the Center and it was becoming clear to us that we needed more space for parking and other facilities.
The Foundation’s Board of Directors formed a “Temple Feasibility Committee” in 1999. The committee determined the financial requirements needed to build a temple and located suitable land as well. In the early stages of planning itself, they wanted to ensure that the Community Center operations and finances would not be impacted by the building of a religious center.
Fortunately, a group of community members (most of whom are active Foundation members) agreed to partner with the Foundation to purchase approximately 4.5 acres of land directly across the street from the Community Center.
To reduce the operational and financial impact to the community center, Bharatiya Ekta Mandir of Arizona (BEMA) was established as a non-profit organization in the year 2001. The intention was to develop the religious center and make the Temple project successful before bringing BEMA under the Foundation umbrella.
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Malibu Hindu Temple is one of the oldest and most popular temples in the USA.
The temple is located in the city of Calabasas near Malibu, California and was built in 1981 by Hindu Temple Society of Southern California.
The temple was constructed in traditional South Indian architectural style.
The temple has two complexes, in the upper complex, Lord Balaji is worshiping as the main diety & in the lower complex, Lord Shiva is worshiping as the main deity.
It is one of the largest temples in America. Many Hindus celebrate their family member's or friend's marriages in the temple.
Important Festivals
Makar Sankranthi
Udadi
Vinayaka Chavithi
Skanda Sashti
Vaikunta Ekadashi
Thiruvathirai
Navratri
Maha Shivaratri
Vijaya Dashami
Tholi Ekadashi
Sri Rama Navami
Hanuman Jayanthi
Sri Krishna Janmashtami
Kathiri Veyil
Akshaya Tritiya
Deepawali
Temple Sevas & Prices
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One of the major pilgrimage destinations among the Indian Hindus and Nepali people, Manakamana Temple is situated in the small hill town of Mankamana in Gorkha District, Nepal.
The highly sacred place is dedicated to Goddess Bhagawati, an incarnation of Parvati. It is a belief of the people that the Goddess fulfills all the wishes who worship her with a pure heart.
Most travelers find the place more interesting as it is surrounded by nature’s beauty.
Manakamana Temple Facts
Deity
Goddess Bhagwati
Country
Nepal
Province/State
Gandaki
District
Gorkha
Nearest Airport
Bharatpur
Temple Timings
6 AM to 12 PM & 2 PM to 9 PM
Popular Festivals
Durga Ashtami, Dashain, Navratri, Nagpanchami
Cable Car Timings
8 AM to 6:30 PM
Temple Timings
Timings
From
To
Morning
6 AM
12 PM
Evening
2 PM
6:30 PM
*During Saturdays and festival days temple timings may vary.
The Yellamma Temple in Balkampet, popularly known as the Balkampet Yellamma temple, is one of Hyderabad's oldest and most revered temples. The temple attracts a large crowd on Sundays and Tuesdays and is well-known for hosting the annual Bonalu Jathara festival in Hyderabad.
This temple is dedicated to Goddess Yellamma, which translates as "mother of the universe." There is also an alternate name, Jagadamba, who is thought to be the same as Goddess Renuka.
Goddess Balkampet Yellamma is also thought to be an incarnation of Goddess Kali and Goddess Parvati. Bonalu is celebrated to thank Goddess Kali. This Yellamma Devi Temple also has a small temple for Goddess Pochamma Devi on the south side, Goddess Pochamma is the Kshetrapalaka of the temple.
As a result, the temple is also known as Sri Yellamma Pochamma Devasthanam.
Thiruparankundram's Arulmigu Subramaniya Swamy Temple (Kovil) is dedicated to the god Murugan (also known as Kartikeya and Subramaniya Swamy) in Thiruparankundram, Tamil Nadu, India.
The Temple is one of Murugan's six abodes and is regarded as the first and foremost temple of Lord Muruga.
This temple is associated with several myths and legends, one of which states that it is here that Lord Muruga defeated the demon Surapadman, married Deivayani, daughter of the king of heaven, Indra, and worshiped Lord Shiva.
Thiruparankundram Murugan Temple Timings
Everyday temple will be open from 5 AM to 1 PM and 4 PM to 9 PM for Darshan.
Morning - 5:30 AM to 1:00 PM
Evening - 4:00 PM to 9:30 PM
Story of Thiruparankundram Murugan Temple
According to Kanda Puranam, Surpadam was killed by lord Murugan.
As per Hindu legend, the demon king Surapadam once obtained boons from the god Shiva after performing severe penance and started rul…
Chottanikkara Bhagavathy Temple is one of the most popular temples in Kerala, located in Chottanikkara near Kochi. The temple is managed by the administration of Cochin Devaswom Board.
The Divine Mother Goddess is worshipped here in three forms, in the morning as Saraswathi decorated in white cloths, Lakshmi at noon draped in deep Red color and Durga in the evening in Blue cloths.
The Goddess Devi also called Raja Rajeswari or Adiparasakthi and the temple has long history.
Lord Sri Maha Vishnu, husband of Goddess Devi is also worshipped in this temple. So, the Deity is called with different names such as Ammenarayana, Devinarayana, Lakshminarayana and Bhadrenarayana.
The temple complex consists of other temples for Kizhukkavu (Keezhkkaavu bhagavathi), Shiva, Ganapathi (Ganesh), Sastha, Nagas. Brahma, Subrahmanya Swamy idols are there on the same pedestal in the main temple.
Thousands of pilgrims and devotees visits the templ…
