Sri Venkateshwara Temple of North Carolina

Very very great temple. I am visiting from Dallas this temple was so much like India nothing compared to commercial temples from Dallas. Prasad was so good and Pandit pramod help us to understand the story behind narsimha swamy being behind the sudharshana swamy. I will try to come back. Very much peaceful and spiritual place.

Very nice and beautiful Indian Temple 🛕 Not well and cleanly Maintained. Poorly Maintained. Can do better. Administration is poor. Need more attention.

Went there on a Tuesday evening. Was pretty crowded for weekday. But they were quite a few parking spots open. The main place did not have AC, seemed like it was under maintenance. The most annoying part was getting in and out of this place. There wasn’t any clear signs to getting into the parking lot, getting to the entrance of the temple and out of the parking lot.

I visited the Sri Venkateswara Temple of North Carolina on 17th August 2024 and had a peaceful and spiritually fulfilling experience. The temple is beautifully maintained, with intricate architecture that adds to the serene atmosphere. The priests were welcoming and conducted the rituals with devotion, which enhanced the overall experience. The temple grounds are spacious and provide a calm environment for meditation and prayer. Parking was convenient, and the facilities were clean and well-organized. My only suggestion would be to improve the signage inside the temple for first-time visitors to better understand the various rituals and areas. Overall, it's a wonderful place to connect with your spirituality and experience divine blessings.

It is a beautiful temple and still expanding. Wish the Tamil priest is more available for home pujas. The only priest who was available for our Gruhapravesam came and left in a big hurry. He cut short the puja and was not at our home even for the allocated amount of time. We were truly disappointed. Also, please pay attention to the Shiva side of the temple. Quite disorganized, not clean and they cordon off areas. I am not able to spend even a few minutes there or go around the Navagrihas. Pot holes at one of the entrances need to be fixed too. Staff and volunteers are pretty rude as well. The temple is a place of worship and needs to be welcoming to all devotees. But looks like it is monopolized by a certain group of people who are political. And, that is quite sad.