Hindu Mandir - Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Québec

Le Hindu Mandir est une organisation religieuse et sociale située à Dollard-des-Ormeaux, QC, au Canada. L'adresse de l'établissement est de 50 Rue Kesmark, Dollard-des-Ormeaux, QC H9B 3K4, Canada.

Le Hindu Mandir est un temple hindou qui offre une variété de services et d'activités religieuses et sociales. Les visiteurs peuvent profiter de la beauté architecturale du temple, de la cuisine indienne et de la musique traditionnelle hindoue.

Caractéristiques

Spécialités : Temple hindou, Centre social, Organisation religieuse.

Les visiteurs peuvent profiter de la présence de toilettes et de places de parking accessible en fauteuil roulant.

Informations pratiques

Adresse : 50 Rue Kesmark, Dollard-des-Ormeaux, QC H9B 3K4, Canada.

Téléphone : 5146848030.

Site web : hindu-mandir.org.

Average rating : 4.7/5 sur Google My Business.

Opinions des clients

Le Hindu Mandir a reçu une note moyenne de 4,7/5 sur Google My Business, indiquant une grande satisfaction des clients.

Les clients ont loué la beauté du temple, la cuisine indienne et la musique traditionnelle hindoue.

Informations utiles

Les visiteurs peuvent profiter de l'entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant et de la présence de toilettes.

Le temple est accessible en fauteuil roulant et dispose de places de parking accessible en fauteuil roulant.

Il est recommandé de visiter le temple pendant les heures de travail pour éviter les foules.

Il est également recommandé de se vêtir de manière respectueuse lors de la visite du temple.

👍 Avis de Hindu Mandir

Satish

2/5

The temple area is at a very shrine location. Seems to be of a rich heritage.
But the things that are being done at the temple like dance classes etc aren’t usually the things I see when there’s a pooja going on. The priests behaviour isn’t that good too , the way he summons you to share a prasad felt like a king summoning you to the court. Disgusting but in lieu of the deities i’d forgive the people over there. Hope they learn the decorum of a temple, doesn’t matter if it’s in the west “a temple is a temple”. Hindu mission mandir is quite good compared to this!

Divanshu S.

1/5

The event was okay. But some of the members of the mandir kept and hid leftover food and drinks for the next program. Since we all paid for it, the food should be shared with everyone. It would be better if leftovers were handled fairly.

Divanshu S.

1/5

I’ve been visiting this mandir for 5 years, but it’s not peaceful anymore. The staff and some volunteers act like they own the place, and now it feels more like a business than a spiritual space. A mandir should be equal and welcoming for the whole community, not treated like someone’s personal property or profit center.

Bharat M.

4/5

Pious, serene place of worship. Well maintained, well managed. Facilities for congregation & sound system. Spacious dining area. Dining & kitchen area hygienic.
Worth visiting place.
Many devotee visit every Sunday & do bhajan kirtan, satsang. Every Sunday Prasad (langar) served

Nirali S.

1/5

Recently attended the Hindu mandir mela as a participant. Very poor organization. They had the event outdoor when there was heat warning and thunderstorm warnings. We asked to give a spot indoor , they denied.
The lady who “managed” event is extremely rude. No information given on how mela is arranged. No communication about table etc
Instead of supporting us , they made our day extremely difficult. The charges for the mela was high -80$ where you need pick your table and arrange it at any random spot. I saw few other comments where the priest is also duping people. May be the entire management teams intention is not good.

Shweta S.

5/5

Visit this place yesterday and it was very nice experience. No crowd at all on Saturday I was very surprised! Ample of parking spots and nice location. Well maintain and clean place. They also arrange few festivals and do puja and Hom-havan. It’s a huge place to accommodate more ppl at the same time, separate big room for coats and footwear and it’s highly required for winters nice decent seating arrangement in this room.
Definitely will visit again!

Kiara S.

1/5

Temples must be a place of sitting in peace and worshipping God . But every time I go, some typical indian ladies and men sitting on chairs in main hall are always gossiping. Why dont you people act like grown ups? Why mandir Pandit ji dont say anything against this chit chat? You are allowing all the weird things in temples that you dont do in india..these so called high society ladies gossiping and passing time think temples are their kitty party halls. Disgusting!!

Rav

5/5

Very well kept temple. We went for a hawan puja and had delicious parsadam. The god deities are beautiful of all types that devotes can worship.