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Shree Swaminarayan Mandir Ambapur will celebrate their 50th Patotsav from Friday 6th March to Tuesday 10th March 2026

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Ekta Mandir - DFW Hindu Temple Irving, Tx. Hindu Mandir serving Irving, Arlington, Coppell, Lewisville, South Lake, Dallas and surrounding areas.

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About HomeAbout General Information History Vision Temple Bylaws Management Architecture Operations Manual General Council Members Job Openings Office of Ombudsperson General Information General InformationThe Sri Siva Vishnu Temple, located in Lanham, Maryland is about 12 miles from Washington D.C. What started off as a very small idea, in the living rooms of a few devotees in the late seventies, has now blossomed into being one of the largest temples in the western hemisphere. The actual temple construction began in 1988 and has incorporated the Mayan, Pallava, Vijayanagara, Kerala and the South Canara styles of temple architecture.The Temple houses several Sannidhis with several deities which were consecrated between the years of 1990 and 2002. The last deity consecrated was in 2002, and they were all re-consecrated during the Jeernodharana Kumbhabhishekam in 2003.Temple Hours (The Temple is open on all Important Holidays) Weekly Puja Schedule __PRESENT__PRESENT__PRESENT History  1980The seed for the idea that a Hindu temple should be built in the nation’s capital was planted in 1976 among a few friends. By 1980, that idea had been nurtured and shared with others, and the Sri Siva Vishnu Temple Trust was formed. Its goals seemed fitting for immigrants thousands of miles from their ancestral home: to unite Hindus in America, individuals diverse in their customs but unified in their devotion and values, and to offer a place where Hindu culture could thrive among immigrants, their children and their children’s children. 1984In 1984, the SSVT Trust acquired a plot of land with a small house in suburban Washington. This house was the Balalaya, where the shrines were initially installed. As more people began to share in the vision for a grand temple of traditional architecture and sculpture, plans were drawn up, with the blessings of the Shanka