Hindu Temple of Greater Fort Worth

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• Manikandan Ramakrishnan★★★★★4 years ago

  i’m a short term visitors to FortWorth from singapore ,i got chance for the volunteer activities work to do cracked floor tiles , and i did enjoy the calm and quiet surroundings/environment, it’s a one of very good holy place for HINDUDs, if planning to do archana you may called them in advance in case going to the temple during non festival days to avoid delay, if not go sit and pray to the god while waiting for priest

• Manuel Lopez★★★★★a year ago

  The Hindu Temple in Fort Worth, Texas, is a serene oasis that exudes spirituality and cultural richness. Nestled in a peaceful setting, the temple offers a tranquil atmosphere for visitors seeking solace and connection with the divine. The intricate architecture, vibrant religious ceremonies, and welcoming community make this temple a must-visit for those interested in experiencing Hindu traditions firsthand. Whether you are a devotee or simply curious about different religious practices, the Hindu Temple in Fort Worth offers a profound and enlightening experience that transcends boundaries and fosters unity among all who visit. A truly remarkable sanctuary of peace and devotion.

• Real Estate With Aarti!★☆☆☆☆10 months ago

  This temple have too much Politics, they do not respect other community beliefs. They are only focused on South Indian values and traditions. Very disappointing treatment by some of the members of their trust especially females with devotees. I have seen it on Depawali myself. I rather go and drive to Irving instead of coming here which is literally 15 minutes away from us.

• James D★★★★★2 years ago

  Although I do not know very much in Hindi language, I do enjoy the culture and spending time learning Hinduism. The people are very nice and friendly at this Temple. No judgment, no restrictions, just worship God. That's good enough for me. So I will attend when I can.

• Leo★★★★★2 years ago

  My visit to the Hindu Temple of Greater Fort Worth was a truly serene experience. This temple exudes an atmosphere of calm and tranquility, making it an ideal place for reflection and worship. Relatively this temple is less crowded as compared to other temples in DFW, allowing for a peaceful visit where one can immerse themselves in spirituality. The opportunity to offer milk to the Shiva Lingam on Mondays during the Savan month was a spiritually enriching experience. It's a practice that adds a special touch to the temple's offerings. If you're seeking a place of inner peace and devotion, the Hindu Temple of Greater Fort Worth is a haven worth visiting.

• Neha Sahni★☆☆☆☆2 years ago

  Its not for temple and God. Here seems the VIPs are given more preference then others. You are in USA Still Indians things are not out of people who thinks they running temple. Please be respectful to general public.Its only God who is super power not people who running by handful of amount. Please stop discriminating. Seems temple is for VIP, and making God there, their personal property.

• Jatin Joshi★☆☆☆☆2 years ago

  It is unfortunate that some temple trustees have forgotten that the temple is a place of spirituality and unity, not a platform for asserting power. The act of discriminating against individuals who come seeking solace and spiritual connection is a betrayal of the very principles the temple stands for. Let us remember that humility and compassion should be the hallmarks of those who support the sacred spaces we hold dear. Trustees of the temple have started feeling that they are GODs and forgetting the basic principle of even being a devotee. It is just because of such people that people stop coming to temples. They should change themselves and respect the devotees coming to temple. They discriminate as well on the basis of north Indian and south Indian from their behavior. They forget that in GODs house everyone is same, but yet they don't understand the simple things. Faith in temple and GOD will remain high but trust and positivity about the trustees of this temple is gone forever.. "True wisdom lies in learning to be human, not striving to be gods."

• Jocelyne Carmona★★☆☆☆3 years ago

  Beautiful temple but the priest was a little rude. If you're wanting to learn more about Hindu religion might not be the place to go. Said I had to call to get a tour and learn about the God's. He said I could ask 1 or 2 questions, but that is it. My friend who speaks Hindi overheard them and they were talking negatively about us and said he didn't want to actually give us a tour and had things to do as he sat down with the other priest on their phones. We brought fruits as a respect and he wanted 11$ instead and didn't want the fruits. They also disrespected my Punjabi friend because of his tattoo about his religion.

• Arthi★★★★★7 years ago

  This is the first time I'm writing a google review as I thought this temple deserves it big time. I had visited this temple for Vaikunta Ekadesi and the arrangements were done so beautifully. I felt so peaceful and connected the whole time I was there and have now decided to pay my visit every week. Also it's very spacious and neat. I highly recommend this temple.

• S C R★★★★★a year ago

  Devotional vibe all over❤️

Services and facilities

Events and programs

• Shiva Lingam Milk Offering

  During Savan month (typically July-August)

  Opportunity to offer milk to the Shiva Lingam on Mondays during Savan month