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10 December 2017
One of the oldest balaji temple in USA and its called as Tirupati in United States. Most of the people visited USA and this will be one of the visiting place. I visited multiple times here and will visit whenever I made visit to USA. Very good parking space and neatly maintained temple. We had Prasadam here and it’s really awesome and everyday some one will be donating afternoon food here.
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08 December 2017
Serenic and scenic and lovable place too. If one like to pray and be devotional here you are free to do as per Hindu principles. Lord Venkateshwara is Hindu God especially for viashnavaits and gives dharshan to his devotees. In India Lord Venkateshwars is seated in Tirumala-Tirupathi. Lakhs throng everyday to have a glimpse of him.
Similarly in Pittsburg his temple is also located on Hills. Superb views for any one from hills. For those from India and who are devotees of Lord Venkateshwara they can enjoy this place very much. Food court is also available.response / report this review -
27 November 2017
Awesome temple, everyone is so devoted and everything is so well organized as well. The temple cantine food is also very yummy
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08 November 2017
Built back in 1976 is one of the earliest traditional Hindu temples built in the United States. Located in Pittsburg, pujas are done daily and feels like in India. Although parking maybe difficult to find at times, they provide plenty of parking places around the temple. The food is also very tasty and gives a temple feel.
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27 September 2017
This temple is located at about 13 miles from Downtown, Pittsburgh. The temple is maintained well and they have special poojas on auspicious days. During my visit, I felt that I was at a temple in India. It was a good experience.
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19 September 2017
Great indian temple. Felt like visited a temple in india.
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19 September 2017
Nicely located in a small hill. Well maintained, clean and friendly staff. Go around 10 to enjoy the Dharshan and stay till noon. Try their Samabar rice for 2$,which is worth trying.
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22 August 2017
The temple employees (priests) will make you feel this place as an yet another Business Center.
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02 July 2017
Not well organized..Need more planning on long weekends..Have to wait longer in queue which is expected. They should have chairs or benches for old people and pregnant women's or they should have priority in the queue. Not enough sign boards.. Parking we as enough and they do have shuttles from additional parking spots. These review is to improve service not meant to scrutinize. It's divine and holy place had good dharsan.
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21 May 2017
Very calm. Peaceful. Enlightening.
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02 May 2017
Wonderful temple. Wheelchair accessible even though there are lots of stairs, they have made good arrangement. Cafeteria has Food has nominal cost
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14 April 2017
One of the best temples I've visited in the US .An absolute serene place with ample space around to sit and soak in the divine feeling.
The staff are very helpful and courteous. There is sufficient parking available.response / report this review -
27 March 2017
Amazing place 👌. Peace ✌️. Exceptional and very tasty food(we call it prasada which means food we receive from god).
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21 February 2017
This temple is very well maintained, located at a calm and quiet atmosphere. Pooja are performed regularly. The food you get to eat is great, you get tamarind rice or curd rice for 2$.
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