First timer here and was just blown away by this temples amazingggggggg sanctity . Positive vibes…read moreall around . They strictly follow covid guidelines and also provided free masks / sanitizers for those who forgot to bring one . The main mahalakshmi vigraham is one of the best in US ! Amazingly divine . All other deities also made us feel positive and Enlighted. .then goes the sai datta peetham ! Seeing Sairam makes us feel good. Superb time in datta peetham! And of courseeee the hugeeeee Anjaneya statue outside . Biggest in US ! Felt so good Can't finish the review without talking about the food/ canteen in this temple . Annapoorna caterers we're just splendiddddsd.. one of the best temple foods we have had in the whole of US . We had Sambar saadam, pongal, tamarind rice, Sambar vadai and curd vadai ... all awesomeeee and superb taste . Hats off the maama who was so friendly ... 10 stars out of 5 , just for this food :). Overall an amazing temple !

Good temple but poorly managed. Uncleaned toilets, clogged…read moreflushes, spiders on the ceilings and dirty dishes everywhere in the dining hall. I cannot believe they had broomsticks and toilet cleaning brushes next to people eating Prasadam. This is run in a very old style management by an autocratic President called Sarma. He should be replaced with someone who understands how to run a sacred place. If given suggestions, he just brushes them aside with insidious remarks with an air of superiority and sarcasm. He belongs elsewhere not at a place of worship. Devotees just get carried away by the look of the statues and the divinity within them and ignore other pitfalls. If you are a devotee visiting this temple, please be objective and post your comments and feedback. It is your duty to keep this temple and its administration clean.

Rajaganapathi temple is one of the temples that brings you memories and divine feeling that takes…read moreyou to Tamil aka South Indian temples. The temple underwent major renovation and hosts weekly and monthly pujas. The parking is enough and during festive days they manage to find overflow parking.

One of the rare and strange experiences of being in a foreign country outside of India is watching…read morea temple being built from the scratch. It's like watching a seed germinate into a plant. First time we saw this temple was in 2016 when I was visiting NJ and now after 6 years I visited this holy place while becoming a resident. That's how times have beautifully changed. The temple is still work in progress with the gopuram still under construction. But the temple's interiors are completed and the deities of the God's look so divine and give you the vibes you expect. The priest is very kind and hospitable. This is definitely a must visit if you are in NJ.

It's good to finally have a Sai Baba Temple here in Delaware…read more Everytime I came to Delaware to visit my family - i always had to go to NJ for sai temple if I wanted to visit one. As always its a beautiful temple and definitely gives a nice happy calm feeling.

From the owner: * Our main mission is to promote and follow the philosophies of Shri Shirdi Sai ("Guru", "Sai…read moreBaba", "Sai Ma") who taught a moral code of love, forgiveness, helping others, charting, contentment, inner peace and devotion to God and Guru. * To provide a unified place of worship for all followers in our community and the surrounding areas. * To establish religious, social, cultural, spiritual, educational growth and awareness in the community.

Nice and only Shirdi Sai temple in this region, closest one to Harrisburg, PAread more

What a wonderful temple it is.. Valli Devasena sametha Sri Subramanya swamy.. God bless me.. I…read morereally liked the temple and the serenity it brings to me, also the food really great. The cafeteria has many options like idly, dosa, puliogare.. and to the price point its very reasonable..

Al always a peaceful and must visit temple in Maryland .. positive vibes always . Murugaaaaaread more

I came upon this Indian Hindu temple because someone brought me here who appreciated Indian…read morereligion. Although I am not of this religion, I appreciate the times when it is quiet here and come here to just meditate and pray things that I wish for. I often do not visit during their worship activities yet but probably because I never got the chance to come when there's an event. You can check their history online. I remember before I know about Yelp I had to search for them for the address because I do not know where it was located. I usually came across this temple when I was going through my beautiful drives in Mount Airy & Germantown on the north west edge of Philadelphia. It is such a beautiful area here that after you go to the temple, you can always Mount Airy and Germantown. The Radha Krishna temple is a further downtime street from the intersection with Germantown avenue. There is the beautiful Wissahickon Park of Philadelphia nearby where you can also go for trailing in the woods after you park your car. This is very woody and greens area with occasional streams. There are little shops nearby along Germantown avenue that can be fun and artsy to explore. If you go south towards Philadelphia it will get a bit rough in that it looks urban and if you go more north on Germantown it will get kind of prettier. Enjoy!

Visited this temple to celebrate janmashtami ( Lord Krishna's birthday). Nice temple and beautiful…read moredecoration for the event. Had all evening events - drama, magic show, etc. They also served food (prasadam) which was very delicious.

this is my favorite temple at home! the priests are friendly, and the food is tasty. came here on…read morenew years day so it was pretty busy, but the crowd management was good. thank you to all of the temple volunteers!

I spoke with a Telugu priest! He was extremely knowledgeable and helpful…read more Thanks so much

I want to come temple but I dont have ride to come how can I come or contact to temple. I m at home…read morehole day so gpd help me to male my life easy nd I have son too .so I need to stay at home for him So bapa or any satsangi can help me to come at temple?

From the owner: A Mandir is a Hindu place of worship - a haven for spirituality and a place of paramount peace. It…read moreis also a center vibrant with social, cultural, and spiritual activities. Mandir - Temple/place of worship. Murti - Sacred image of the Deities and gurus. Darshan - Seeing the Deities with reverence and adoration. Arti - Ritual waving of lighted wicks before the Deities. Thal - Ritual offering of food to the Deities."