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About Malibu Hindu Temple

Nestled in the heart of Malibu, our temple stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of Hinduism. Established in 1981, it embodies centuries of tradition, artistry, and devotion. Our architecture, inspired by the grand temples of India, is a marvel in itself. Intricate carvings, vibrant frescoes, and majestic towers tell stories of gods and goddesses, myths, and timeless truths. Located at Malibu Hindu Temple 1600 Las Virgenes Canyon Road, Calabasas – CA 91302., our temple is not just a physical structure, it’s a living testament to the vibrant traditions and cultural heritage of Hinduism.

One of the most captivating aspects of Malibu Hindu Temple is its vibrant festivals. Diwali, the festival of lights, transforms the temple into a spectacle of illuminated beauty, symbolizing the triumph of light over darkness. Navaratri, a festival dedicated to the divine feminine, is celebrated with fervor and devotion. These festivals not only preserve ancient traditions but also invite the community to participate actively, fostering a sense of unity and cultural pride.

Beyond its architectural grandeur, our temple pulsates with spiritual energy. The main sanctum, where our deities reside, is not just a place of prayer; it’s a portal to divine communion. Lord Venkateswara, the presiding deity, is the embodiment of grace, while Lord Shiva symbolizes the infinite cosmic energy. Goddess Mahalakshmi graces us with her abundance and prosperity. Each deity, adorned with love and devotion, invites you to experience the divine presence.

Stepping into Malibu Hindu Temple is like entering a timeless realm, where the sacred and the mundane dance in harmony. The air is fragrant with the scent of incense, and the atmosphere is charged with devotion. Engage in our religious practices, where every ritual is a symphony of devotion and discipline. Participate in our festivals, where tradition comes alive in a riot of colors, music, and dance. Diwali, the festival of lights, illuminates not just our temple but also our hearts. Navaratri, the festival celebrating the divine feminine, is a testament to the power of devotion and perseverance. These celebrations are not just events; they are spiritual milestones, marking our journey toward enlightenment.

At Malibu Hindu Temple, we are more than just a community; we are a family, bound together by the thread of spirituality. Our calendar is a tapestry of events that cater to the heart, mind, and soul. From religious ceremonies that transport you into the depths of devotion to workshops that enlighten and educate, there is always something enriching happening here. But it’s not just about what happens within these sacred walls, it’s about what we do beyond them.

We extend our hands in service, reaching out to the larger community. Our volunteers are the pillars of our temple, embodying the spirit of seva (selfless service). From organizing food drives to supporting educational initiatives, our community outreach programs touch lives and bring smiles. By being a part of Malibu Hindu Temple, you are not just a spectator, you are an active participant in our mission to spread love and compassion.

TESTIMONIALS

What People Say

Malibu Hindu Temple is a divine haven. Its serene ambiance and spiritual resonance provide solace. Grateful for the transformative experiences and warm community. Truly blessed.

Sunton Pu

Sunton Pu

Boston

Malibu Hindu Temple is my spiritual refuge. The peaceful surroundings and soul-nourishing rituals create a sacred atmosphere. Gratitude for the profound experiences and welcoming community.

Somdezh To

Somdezh To

Houston

Malibu Hindu Temple is my sanctuary of peace. The divine energy, beautiful rituals, and welcoming community make every visit special. Grateful for the spiritual nourishment it offers.

Ashin Virathu

Ashin Virathu

Ontario
Malibu Hindu Temple
4.7
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00:24 25 Dec 23
Nice
Murali SaminathanMurali Saminathan
23:42 23 Dec 23
Achala AAchala A
02:48 23 Dec 23
Vignesh Prakash ReddyVignesh Prakash Reddy
04:21 20 Dec 23
ASHISH REDDYASHISH REDDY
16:52 19 Dec 23
Agustin FariasAgustin Farias
16:36 11 Nov 23
Surprised to find such a beautiful Hindu temple in the Malibu mountains. Was driving up to LA and... decided to make a detour and stop by to pay respect. Not Hindu myself but very a tuned of its traditions and beliefs. Reminds me of the temples I visited in South Asia a few decades ago. Worth the stop for sure. Seem the Hindu community im the area is quite engaged as they have published lots of events, etc.read more
KevinKevin
15:41 06 Nov 23
My visit to the Malibu Hindu Temple was truly memorable. The scenic drive to get there was a treat,... and the staff and fellow visitors were friendly and helpful. The temple's architecture is great, and I enjoyed exploring the various altars. Coming from Toronto, Canada, I appreciated the unique blend of familiarity and novelty. I highly recommend adding this to your itinerary for a memorable experience.read more
Stephen WorkStephen Work
05:58 22 Oct 23
Great place to pray. Guests can sit a meditate, give offerings to gods, or enjoy a live... performance. We went on a Saturday and watched a traditional dance. As a non Hindu, I definitely felt the spiritual vibe of this place. Not really a place to go ham on Instagram. It's a place to be felt.read more
Archu GArchu G
06:48 02 Oct 23
It is beautiful Lord Venkateshwara temple located at Malibu. We went on one of the Saturday and... experienced great Darshanam. It was blissful, divine and heavenly to listen to those songs. The idol of Balaji and the other idols are amazing. They still opening more goodness idol’s. They also have a canteen where you can buy Ladoo prasad ,dosas, coffee ,tea. I loved their Dosa.The restrooms needs to be maintained.read more
Shery LadyShery Lady
20:23 23 Jul 23
Very interesting architecture and atmosphere. I’m not a religious person but I love to be in that... places. Be prepared to take off the shoes. The entrance is free but you have to dress up properly. The naked shoulders, tank tops, and shorts are prohibited.read more
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