Hindu Temple of Las Vegas - NV

The Hindu and Jain Temple of Las Vegas is a multi-denominational place of worship that promotes religious, moral, and spiritual growth based on Hindu and Jain scriptures. Located at 1701 Sageberry Drive in the Summerlin area, it serves as a spiritual and cultural hub for the Indian community. The temple is open to all visitors, regardless of faith, and offers a peaceful and clean environment for worship, meditation, and cultural exploration.

Key features

Worship and darshan: The temple welcomes devotees for daily worship and darshan, or the reverent viewing of the deities.

Deities: In 2017, new marble statues of deities, handmade in Jaipur, India, were installed and consecrated. The temple's pantheon includes deities such as Lord Rama, Sita, Radha, Krishna, Durga, and Ganesh.

Priests: Knowledgeable priests are available to perform daily pujas and also other spiritual ceremonies. Guiding devotees and fulfilling the spiritual needs of the community.

Religious ceremonies: The temple provides on-site and off-site priest services for various ceremonies, including weddings, shradha pooja, and other rituals.

Festivals: The temple is a also hub for celebrating major Hindu and Jain festivals, and events for Diwali and Holi have drawn large crowds.

Mission: The temple's mission is to pass on a place of worship for future generations to understand Hinduism and Sanatana Dharma.

Youth programs: The temple organizes various activities, such as Sunday school and summer camps. To help children develop a better spiritual and cultural understanding of Hindu heritage.

Community outreach: The temple engages in charitable, educational, and humanitarian endeavors for the wider Las Vegas community.

Interfaith dialogue: The temple hosts and participates in interfaith meetings and dialogue.

Construction: The temple was constructed in 2000 and 2001, with additions over the years. Including the Navagraha Temple in 1997 and priest residences.

Future plans: Future plans include converting a patio area into an events hall for weddings and other celebrations. Completing pavement for additional parking, and building a Hanuman Mandir.

Wheelchair accessibility: It is advisable to contact the temple directly to confirm the availability of accessibility features.

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