This temple has been in service to the members of the Hindu Faith from Omaha, Lincoln, and nearby areas since 1993.

The idea of this Hindu temple began late in the 1970s when engineers and their families immigrated to Omaha from India.

While the Hindu Immigrants initially conducted religious practices in their own homes.

The Hindu community began to grow and expand beyond boundaries and the devotee grew in large numbers that eventually led to the establishment of the temple of Omaha.

In the early 1990s, members of the Hindu community decided it was time to organize a central place for the Hindu community.

In November of 1993, the community purchased a building for the temple located today.

Over the year the temple has worked to raise money and the construction of a traditional Hindu temple in Omaha was completed on August 30, 2004.

In the temple premises are lord Balaji with Sridevi and Bhudevi, Lord Ganesha, Sri Saibaba, Maa Durga, Navagraha, and many more.

Various Hindu festivals like

• Ganesha Chaturthi
• Vaikunta Ekadashi
• Navratri
• Diwali
• Annamma Jayanthi, etc are celebrated

The temple authorities have built a Sant Sadan (hall of Saints) in the community center, the idea behind this is to celebrate the lives of prominent saints and Maharshis and promote Hinduism.

• Baal Vihaar Classes every Sunday for students aged 6- 12
• Kundalini Yoga Classes at temple premises from 6.15-7.45 pm every Wednesday
• The social hall houses events for the community and Indian association of Omaha such as speakers, musicians, and other cultural events.
• The temple releases a Deepam newsletter every four to six times a year to communicate all the events held at the temple