Sri Meenakshi Devasthanam

Sri Meenakshi Temple in Houston is a vibrant cultural and spiritual landmark that beautifully reflects traditional South Indian temple architecture. Located in Pearland, just outside the city, the temple is dedicated to Goddess Meenakshi and Lord Sundareshwara, and features ornate gopurams, intricately carved pillars, and serene courtyards that create an atmosphere of peace and devotion. It serves as a hub for the Indian community, hosting religious festivals, cultural programs, spiritual classes, and community events throughout the year. Visitors often appreciate the temple’s calm ambiance, delicious prasadam, and the opportunity to experience authentic Hindu traditions right in the heart of Texas. There is a well maintained canteen where authentic indian food is served.

Sri Meenakshi Temple in Houston is absolutely beautiful and peaceful. The architecture and devotion here echo the spirit of the Madurai Meenakshi Amman temple, and it was moving to see such care taken to preserve that beauty and tradition halfway across the world. With my family’s roots in Madurai, the experience felt especially meaningful. I walked in carrying burdens and left feeling lighter, calmer, and deeply moved. God is definitely in Texas 🙏

The most beautiful temple!! Every time I’ve been here it’s been a beautiful experience. The people and staff here at the temple are extensive friendly. And how can you not try the cafeteria food? For such a low price it’s delicious food!! And they also have peacocks at the temple (they are caged which is a bit sad to see) lots of parking available at the location as well.

Very nice temple with vibrations but maintenance is poor; Canteen food is not good at all. We bought tea and mango lassi. Quality of the drinks were very very poor. Need more hygiene in the kitchen. Observed ladies serving food with open hair. Please improve the quality. Hari Om

Nice construction, this is one among the temple in USA with large space around the main temple (karpagiraham) . The decoration of all the God is superb , nice place for meditation

A nice devotional place to visit and the temple has a sufficient place to relax after prayers. Enough place to clean yourself in the entrance which is good. The cafeteria contains South Indian dishes and tastes better. A stand for shoes near the main entrance or a sign board to show the shoe rack would help the newcomers. I removed and left my shoes near the entrance and then realised there is a place to remove on the left entrance.

Amazing positive vibes and the temple. Must visit. But please do not eat at the canteen not worth the money and long wait, food was not tasty. They Do not disclose the price unless you pay after the order. Visit some restaurants instead.

This place is outstanding and beautiful, and it is very well-maintained. It will undoubtedly become a significant landmark for Houston's Indian community. In next few years. The back garden offers a peaceful atmosphere that is perfect for relaxation.