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Ankil Shah ⭐ 5 / 5

"Community Hall at the Austin Hindu Temple & Community Center is a well-maintained and thoughtfully designed space for events and gatherings. It seats up to 200 people and features a stage, modern audio-visual setup, projector, Wi-Fi, and even a green room for performers. Right next to the hall is a dining area and kitchen, where I had delicious tamarind rice and masala tea during my visit for Rama Navami. The food was simple, flavorful, and reasonably priced. The entire experience reflected the temple’s dedication to serving both spiritual and community needs in a warm and welcoming environment."

Ender Guardian ⭐ 5 / 5

"Beautiful temple. Kind people."

Ajay Kumar Chawla ⭐ 5 / 5

"It was great to participate in Ramleela as well as Dushehra festival celebration in this temple.We belong to Delhi and came with our son from Austin.Food,stalls,camel rides,garba,apart from deities og Ganesh, vishnu,shivling and Many more were beautifully built.car parking was also excellent."

Sai Krishna ⭐ 5 / 5

"Om Namo Narayanaya! Very good temple, you will feel the energy when you step into this divine place. All priests and volunteers are friendly, every week they will engage all devotees to take part in celebration events."

Hemanth Gowda Krishnappa ⭐ 5 / 5

"One of the best Hindu temples in Austin. Temple architecture is beautiful and the Divine Deities give you a feeling like you're visiting a popular Hindu temple from India. Courteous staff & priests! Temple kitchen needs a lot of management from space to neatness and taste of food. I did see a lot of devotees bring food from home and had food outside the temple rather than eating in the temple cafe. Hope they improve going forward because in some of the temples in the US I have visited, temple is getting a lot of funds from the kitchen sales which in turn can be used for temple maintenance."