A Stunning Temple in & out The priest is very welcoming…read moreand informative as well! As soon as you step in it is pure serenity I encourage those who are curious about Hinduism / Jainism to visit and support this beautiful temple :)

A temple for the Indian community having prayer needs of both Hindus and Jains. This was my first…read morevisit to this temple - attended a prayer ceremony conducted by a priest there. Educated priest who performed the havan very efficiently and explained the rituals and meanings to everyone. The temple itself is very clean and well maintained. Has its own parking from where steps lead up to the main hall. There is a side entrance too. There are places at both entrances for storing the shoes. I was told most of the Indian festivals are celebrated here and arrti is part of the daily ritual. There are beautiful idols of Gods in the main hall. Very peaceful experience. Glad could visit this on my trip

I've been visiting Sri Venkateswara Temple in Pittsburgh many times since December 2010. It's a…read morebusy and lively temple with beautiful architecture. There are always rituals going on and many people visiting. Each time I go, I feel connected and peaceful. It's a nice place to experience Indian culture and prayer in the U.S

This temple is famously known as the tirupathi of America. Though not on the seventh hill, this…read morepeaceful temple site sits on a hill with ample steps to climb, that is if you park down below and decide to walk up. The temple is well maintained with a variety of Hindu gods that you can worship. Don't forget to buy some prasadam and other food at the canteen within the temple. I don't visit temples that often unless I'm traveling. Make sure to enter the temple with a clean head, as it doesn't work out for people with bad intentions and karma catches up to them resulting in instant karma.