By 1984, the Hindu community in Colorado had grown to a generous population and began the Hindu Society of Colorado. 

This group would meet at different members’ homes for spiritual discussions and deity worship. 

After this grew, a house in Aurora was rented, deities were installed, and the home was used as a temple for a brief period. 

A true temple was needed, so another group, the Hindu Temple, and Cultural Centre of the Rockies (HTCC), formed and merged with the Hindu Society of Colorado in 1995.

By 1996, the group successfully raised $100,000 to purchase an old church building in Littleton for the much-needed temple in Denver, Colorado. 

HTCC purchased the new land at 7200 South Potomac Street, Centennial, Colorado on January 30, 2007, at a price of $500,000, which was lifted with community support. 

The Bhoomi Puja, worship, and consecration of the land were performed on a grand scale on June 23, 2007.

The temple is highly blessed with true spirituality with the presence of Lord Ganesha, Shiva, Maa Parvati, Subramanya Swamy, Sri Rama Sita, Sri Krishna, Maa Durga, Sri Hanuman, and Puri Jagannath.

The HTCC Board of Trustees adopted a standard policy regarding the performance of various religious and cultural ceremonies by either of the priests at the request of the Yajmans (sponsors).

After all the ritual completion Archana, Aarthi, and Prasad distribution are followed.

Devotees need to be in traditional Hindu attire on temple premises.