Visited the ISKCON temple in Burnaby during Diwali and had the most blissful time. They have…read morespecial diwali aartis every year. The temple was very clean and well organized!

This review is for the food at the ISKCON temple in Burnaby (near Vancouver)…read more From downtown Vancouver, one can get there by public transport. They offer a lunch buffet daily with a suggested donation of $5.00. I ate their twice on a recent trip to Vancouver. The food is simply amazing -- super fresh and meets all my diet requirements (sattvic food). Wish I could eat that way every day.

One of the most beautifull places of religion you can find. The beauty calms the mind and let's you…read morefocus on Krishna Every Sunday they serve free vegetarian food which is also called prasadam or sanctified food offered to the lord first. Love the chanting singing and dancing Hare Krishna hare Krishna Krishna Krishna hare hare Hare Rama hare Rama Rama Rama hare hare

Very god Temple. Nice people, they treat everybody as they would like to be treated by anybody…read moreelse. This place is Vegan though, no animal by-products at al. No milk, nothing made with milk or Eggs either.

It is a nice temple, with prasad every Sunday. The vibe is…read morecalm and spiritual. The priest expects you to give some donation in exchange for the prasad they offer, but anything is good. It is easy to find parking. It is at a very convenient location, especially for people in Vancouver.

Rules for attending 'Temple"…read more 1. Don't feel 'weird' going 2. Line up around 1:30 if you want to get in for the first 'round' of food. 3. WASH YOUR HANDS at the door 4. Smile and say thank you to everyone! 5. Don't be obnoxious while you eat, say yes please or no thank you when offered more! 6. CLEAN UP AFTER YOURSELF. 7. DONATE DONATE DONATE. Don't be a jerk and donate in the little wooden box stuck to the wall by the door you came in.

Since the day I started coming to this temple I have felt more close to my roots and religion…read more Everyone here celebrates each and every festival with so much love and devotion. It's amazing to see people so far from there country still celebrating their culture.

The Sri Ganesh Temple is located in Vancouver on Fraser street and is a small Ganesha mandir. I…read morewent there on the morning of Ganesh Chaturti to attend their aarti. This temple was started in 1999 as a charity organization and has since become a go-to place for hindus in Vancouver! They are open daily from early morning to evening and have a aarti every morning. The temple is pretty small from the inside but very clean! The aarti we attended was very well organized and definitely made us miss India. They don't have a lot of parking nearby and you are not allowed to eat inside the mandir but you can be there and meditate for however long.

Came here for a memorial service. The building has free parking on site. First floor is where the…read morefood is being served and the second floor is where prayer happens. Shoes need to be off when heading to the second floor.

A place where you are in the company of Holy Monks, a place where you come out feeling happy, a…read moreplace where you feel respected and wanted, a place where food is served with love affection and care. A place where you can try to look within yourself, namely your own divinity.