Reviews for Irvine Hindu Mandir
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Hours
Monday: 9AM - 12:30PM
5 - 9PM
Tuesday: 9AM - 12:30PM
5 - 9PM
Wednesday: 5 - 9PM
9AM - 12:30PM
Thursday: 9AM - 12:30PM
5 - 9PM
Friday: 5 - 9PM
9AM - 12:30PM
Saturday: 9AM - 9PM
Sunday: 9AM - 9PM
Tips
all staff fully vaccinated open to all
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I enjoy going to this temple on the weekends. Timing is very convenient since it does not close in the afternoon. Also, I prefer to just go there and pray peacefully and I feel I can do that here.
Irvine Mandir has an amazing vibe. Every time we come here, it’s such a blissful and divine experience!Conveniently located, with ample parking. Beautiful idols, very neat and clean.The priests are highly experienced and skilled, and yet so modest and humble. Highly motivated and cheerful volunteers.They are a devotee-owned and devotee-run mandir, yet each and every festival is celebrated with such a great zeal and devotion. They also organize Bhajans and special Archana(s) for different deities, almost everyday in the evenings (you can find details on their website), and also serve delicious prasad after Aarti. You don't want to miss Tuesdays' Sunderkand path, or Wednesday...read full review
Namaste,First off I would like to thank the temple management for their hospitality !I attended Irvine Mandir twice in the past 2 months, most recently on yesterday.The Mandir is a beautiful place, however it's important to be mindful that this is a Hindu temple, not a Indian cultural center and adjust one's expectations accordingly.As a Christian I have some advice for other Christians or those of Abrahamaic faiths that may not be aware of this:Churches, synagogues etc are also primarily places of worship - but fill an added function - which is to bring people together for cultural reasons and to celebrate important festivities, *irrespective of religion*I would say...read full review