Divya Dham Jalaram’s Mandir

Woodside, United States

4

3 reviews

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+1 718-533-7943
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34 -63 56 St, Woodside, NY, 11377
Woodside
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840 ftNorthern Boulevard (M,R)
0.3 miWoodside (LIRR)
0.4 mi61st Street-Woodside Avenue
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3 reviews of Divya Dham Jalaram’s Mandir

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Place rating: 3
Manhattan, NY
Very intriguing temple in an industrial neighborhood. The mandir is very large with beautiful murtis. You can easily get lost in the Game of Thrones looking alcoves, however the xmas decorations on the ceiling spoil the look in the main hall. The holy man was very welcoming and offered a blessing despite being a complete stranger. There is a small, dusty 40×40 room that can be used for private events ~$ 150/​hr.
Place rating: 5
Jackson Heights, NY
Happiness waits for you here. Even when you are low just go there and receive divine energy to uplift your spirit. Get blessed. God bless you.
Place rating: 4
Queens, NY
If my memory serves me correctly, this is the location of my favorite Hindu temple in Queens.
I discovered this place through a recommendation. Seven years ago, I had a conversation with a Indian woman about Durga. She suggested that I should try this place.
The minute I walked in, I fell in love.
I will be totally honest here; haven’t visited this space in a while because basically, I moved.
I’m kinda partial to this place, because it was the first Hindu temple I’ve ever visited. Even attended a Puja here once. Despite the fact that I wasn’t Indian, I still felt welcomed by everyone. Some of the women even taught me a few traditional dances.