Serene and calm . Prayer atmosphere . We are frequent visitors of this temple. Cafeteria has lot of…read morebreakfast options.My kids love this place .

Had good dharshan. Temple built good. Priest are all good. Temple canteen opens in weekends and…read morefood is good.

Sarva Dev Mandir is a hidden gem in western outskirts of Boston. Beautiful Idols of God Shiva, Mata…read moreDurga, Lord Ganesha and many others. They have many events like Navratri jaagran, janmastami celebration and other weekly events. Being a new person in the area, I have not visited a lot but will look forward to do that. I chatted a bit with the Priest as well who seems a nice and interactive.

A great temple in MA located in Metro West area…read more India Heritage Foundation Boston is truly a great temple in our community. They offer a unique blend of cultural and spiritual ambiance that is inspiring and transcendental. It brings the nostalgia of temples back in India. The festivals are well-planned, engaging, and very vibrant with Kirtans, lectures, Abhishekams, Homas, with vedic chants and wonderful prasadam. For me, it is a one stop location for peace and tranquility to mind, body and soul. Temple is open to everyone. I thought about the interesting pink building on Route 140, I took the leap and went inside. To my surprise it is a wonderful temple with Jaipur architecture (Pink City) with friendly and welcoming people. The atmosphere is very peaceful, great for mantra meditation and finally ended with a delicious vegetarian prasadam. I highly recommend to visit this temple and enjoy the wonderful experience.

Great place for meditation. I was exposed to the powerful Mantra Meditation here and it transformed…read moremy life completely. The Mahamantra is Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna hare hare hare Rama hare Rama rama Rama hare hare Mantra Must visit place. Also I was pleasantly impressed by the sattvic vegetarian meal served there

What an open community! I play in an orchestra with a woman…read morewho attends this temple and she invited my family and me to join her and her family to celebrate Holi. My boyfriend and I went to India last November so I was really excited to go to a Holi Fest. So last Saturday we went to the temple around 12pm and ate some breakfast (beans and rice) and watched a couple dancing ceremonies, listened to a woman sing songs, and met with the Priest. It was lovely. Very crowded though! Reminds me of a Catholic Church where a lot of members don't attend year round but on Christmas Eve and Easter everyone comes out! The place was packed and the parking lot was full so we parked on the side of the street. They then served lunch and the line was so long - so many people were cheating and joining the line 1/2 way like sideways style so those of us actually waiting in line had to wait forever. I'm pretty sure I moved one foot in 30 mins. Anyway eventually we got served - rice, beans, cauliflower/potatoes, raita, and rice pudding. I skipped the last two things since I'm vegan. They had some chutneys to put on it and you could get Chai tea if you wanted to. They only serve vegetarian meals and want to do more for the community by providing healthy food to elders, poor, etc. After we ate it was dye throwing time! This is why we came. Everyone got a cup full of powdered organic vegetable dye - purple, pink, yellow, green, blue, red, etc. colors. And you throw it on your friends or rub it into their skin. It's crazy! So much fun. But you have to be careful - you can get hit in the eye or mouth and the powder does get in your lungs. My friend warned me about not wearing good clothing, so I was so the ugly American wearing my overalls with paint stains - everyone was starring at me and laughing! But no one warned me about my hair! The pink dye is still in my hair and I can't get it out! AHH. This would be ok if I was 18, but I'm a lot older now and really don't want pink hair at my job. Unfortunately I just got highlights last month so I'm not due for another 2 months and can't justify the expense. So note to self - next time wear a hair net if you have light blond hair like me! Everyone should experience this - it's really fun. If the kids are bored at the ceremony they can go downstairs and play games. It was just such a welcoming friendly place to have strangers like us who aren't Hindu coming to their temple, eating their food, using their dye, but being received so pleasantly. We did give a donation for the food, but they gave us so much more in return with this experience.

This is the near by temple from my home. This temple is not very big but people are very welcoming…read more This place is calm and provide much needed peace. On some days they provide food which is really good. One suggestion - before going to temple please call them to check when they are open. Also, for special events you can check temple site.

Very peaceful ambience. They have dedicated priest and regular aarti is performed daily in the…read moremorning at 9am and evening at 7pm. All religious festivals are celebrated with great enthusiasm. Very friendly volunteers. Every Sunday there is event in the evening and dinner is served after aarti.

Beautiful temple. Very spacious, bright, and airy. Lots of parking even on a Saturday afternoon…read more The temple was not crowded and there was enough time and space for people to have a peaceful visit. Very nicely built and maintained idols. They have recreated spaces for Chavadi and Dwarkamai which was a nice surprise. The temple also has a large event space in the lower level and also a canteen. The canteen is open Saturday and Sunday 10 am to 7 pm but was closed on the long weekend, so it may not always be open as one may expect since it is volunteer run.

Very Nice temple with very dedicated volunteers! Very good…read moreprograms on special occasions. Great food from cafeteria to takeout on weekends!

It is quite a few years I have been visiting this temple, Very nice ambience. you will love the…read moreway the pooja is performed. People are very nice and friendly. When I cannot go I can even watch on zoom. I am delighted with the service the volunteers offer. Do not miss visiting the temple if you are in the Boston area. I have been blessed with the grace of Durga.

We went to the temple for the first for Diwali yesterday.The temple is located on a shopping…read morecomplex.Outside you don't feel like there is a temple out there.But once you step in,you are in a for a surprise.You almost feel like you are in a Kali temple in Kokatta.They do pooja the way they typically do for goddess Kali.The temple is neatly organized with various Druga and Kali statutes. After our prayers,we had nice prashad in the temple.Surprisingly,the temple was not at all crowded even on a Diwali day.

Founded in 1979, this temple serves the religious, cultural and social needs of the Indian…read morecommunity in the Connecticut. The temple is very traditional, the architecture is typical of a Hindu temple with a soaring tower, a sanctum for the main idol, surrounded with many shrines to accommodate worshipers from several different Hindu sects. The temple has been recently renovated. There are volunteer opportunities, pooja services, cultural activities, concerts, festival celebrations and more. Plenty car parking available on premise.

I visit this temple frequently and this place really well kept and always takes me back to my…read morememories in india. Recently this place is renovated and looks very neat, plenty of parking space and usually crowded on weekends. They also celebrate all festivals and have special pooja happening time to time.