The Durga Temple of St. Louis, located at 1431 MO-109 in Wildwood, Missouri, is a new spiritual and cultural hub serving the St. Louis metropolitan area. As an ornamental temple built with traditional Indian architectural elements, it provides a peaceful and divine environment for worship, meditation, and cultural exploration centered around Goddess Durga. The temple is a primary center for Hindu religious and cultural activities, welcoming people of all backgrounds.

Key features

Ornamental Architecture: The nearly 15,000-square-foot temple features intricate fiberglass ornamentation, a 59-foot shikhara (spire), and a stucco finish designed in the style of Ancient Indian Temple Architecture.

Goddess Durga & Diverse Deities: Dedicated primarily to Mother Durga, the temple also houses other deities, such as the recently consecrated Jagannath idols.

Prasadam & Community Meals: The temple serves prasadam (blessed food offerings) after events and monthly programs, encouraging community gathering.

Festival Celebrations: A hub of activity during major Hindu festivals and significant ceremonies like the Pran Pratishtha (consecration ceremony).

Cultural & Educational Center: The center aims to provide a social gathering point and support activities for cultural, religious, and spiritual development based on Sanatan Dharm principles.

Welcoming & Inclusive Environment: Operating under the motto "A temple is for All," the Durga Temple warmly welcomes people of all backgrounds and faiths.

Volunteer-Driven: The temple is managed by the all-volunteer Geeta Ramayan Group of St. Louis, emphasizing selfless service (seva).

Ample Facilities: Practical keywords for visitor convenience, including ample parking.