Hindu Temple of Atlanta

Great place to visit and learn about Hindu deities. Beautiful arquitecture, plenty of parking. You can't take pictures inside the temple and women should not wear shorts or tank tops.

It’s always a pleasure to visit this temple, where you can receive blessings from both Lord Venkatachalapathy and Lord Namashiva. 🙏🏾” I love the serenity of this temple. The priests are excellent — I could sit and listen to their Archana stotram forever. Such a beautiful and soothing rendition.”

Was a pleasant experience on a Sunday. Had two temples in one place - Venkateshwara Swamy & Shiva temples. Both are good. Shiva temple interior gives a more traditional feel which you see in India. Big Nandi statue in front of Shiva temple. As of Sep 2025, renovation is being done in the shed/stage near Shiva temple possibly for another enclosure or modernizing existing place.

Very good, peaceful and must visit temple in Atlanta. Both Lord Venkateswara and Lord shiva were present in this temple premises. Good parking facility available. Also there is a canteen with different food options.

Visited the Hindu Temple of Atlanta on Black Friday around 3 PM, and it was pleasantly quiet with only a few families around. We were able to have a close and peaceful darshan of Balaji, which made the visit really special. The temple is currently undergoing some construction, but it didn’t affect the experience much. We also tried the food in the cafeteria, and it was outstanding — especially the Pongal, which was delicious. Overall, a calm, blessed, and satisfying visit.

Attended a wedding here. Kudos to the architecture - happy to see a South Indian style towers after a long time. Has very good facilities for ceremonies.

A very well organised temple , full credit to the executive committee. The atmosphere is serene and tranquil. Talks by gurus are special attractions. Canteen provides food at very reasonable prices. A very Devine experience. Thanks

We try to visit this temple every year there’s something truly mesmerizing about the main idols in both the Venkateswara and Shiva temples. The Venkateswara statue closely resembles the one in Tirupati, but here, without the rush of large crowds, we could approach the sanctum and have a peaceful darshan. The Shiva Lingam is equally impressive, and the temple’s serene atmosphere adds to the spiritual experience. If you’re planning a trip to Atlanta, this temple should definitely be on your list. They also have a well-maintained cafeteria offering a great selection of vegetarian food, making the visit both spiritually and gastronomically satisfying.