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Phone: (909) 614-5000
Closed now
- Thu 9:00 AM - 7:30 PM
15100 Fairfield Ranch Rd. Chino Hills, CA 91709 ·2158.14 mi
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tripadvisorIt’s been a while since I last visited, and since my cousin was in town, I wanted to take her somewhere special and different. If it’s your first time here, I highly recommend visiting the architecture museum first to learn about the culture, religion, and ways to show respect. The temple itself is peaceful and beautiful, with stunning architecture. They also offer a variety of Indian snacks and even meals.
MoreThis temple is a really nice temple, I really enjoyed going here. I really recommend going to this temple. Going to this temple is a very nice experience.
Morewe went there to explore this amazing exotic shrine, free entrance and free tours you must register to. No photos inside the shrine , so you can relax and concentrate on the space and art and the spirit .
MoreOts an incredible gem found in a residential area next to a busy highway. We'll organized by faithful volunteers. Friendly and informative helpers; the entrance and parking are is free. There is ample parking for large crowds. The Madir (Temple) is stunning, opulent and a perfect setting for spiritual rites. To enter the temple, you asked to remove your shoes, also, if yoyre wearing shoulder-baring tops or shorts/skirts above the knee, they will provide you with shawls and sarongs. The grounds are lovingly maintained and immaculate. A photographer dream; lots if photo opps. If you want to eat, either before or after your visit, I highly recommend the Violet Pig Restaurant. About 3 miles from the temple. It's open from 7 am to 2 pm.
MoreA transcendental experience, tucked away just beyond the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles, sits this architectural wonder that celebrates the human spirit.Even if you have no interest in the Hindu beliefs, this temple is a modern wonder. Friendly staff who only ask that you respect their rules. Only take pictures where they tell you that you can (this is a sacred place of worship after all), and in certain places, remove your shoes.There is no entry fee, and after your visit you can enjoy some truly delicious food at their Cafe. Prices at the Cafe and gift shop are incredibly reasonable.
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