Sri Bhakta Anjaneya Temple - Ijamsville, MD

The Sri Bhakta Anjaneya Temple (SBAT) in Ijamsville, Maryland, is a Hindu temple dedicate primarily to Lord Hanuman, though it hosts several deities. Set on 42 acres, it is both a place of worship and a central hub for the Hindu community in the Washington, D.C. area.

Key features

Deities: The temple is primarily dedicate to Lord Hanuman but includes multiple shrines and a brindavana (tomb) dedicate to Sri Raghavendra Swamy.

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Architecture: The temple features a traditional design with a granite entry, decorative columns, and a stucco finish. Phase II plans include a 36-foot Hanuman statue and a large main prayer hall.

Rituals: The temple performs authentic Vedic rituals, including daily pujas and specific offerings like Vadamala for Lord Anjaneya.

Cultural Center: SBAT provides a range of services and activities, including community events, music and dance classes, and youth programs.

Canteen: The temple has a canteen serving snacks, sweets, and prasadam (bless food), which is source from the temple's own farm.

Social Welfare: The temple supports various social causes, including food for the homeless, donations to food banks, and disaster relief.

Venue Rental: The temple's facilities can be rented for events and ceremonies like marriages.
Accessible: The temple is wheelchair accessible and has ample parking for visitors.