Hindu Temple

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Rated: 5 Stars $$.
Address: 13010 Arbor St Omaha, NE 68144.
Phone: (402) 697-8546
Specialties: Hindu Temples.
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Hindu Temple Omaha, NE

The Hindu temple of Omaha has been serving members of the Hindu faith from the Omaha, Lincoln, and surrounding areas since 1993. The history of Hindu community in Nebraska dates back to the early 1970's when engineers and their families immigrated from India to the Omaha area. More

Hindu Temple, Omaha

A PERSPECTIVE ON Hindu Temple, Omaha. The Hindu temple of Omaha has been serving members of the Hindu faith from the Omaha, Lincoln, and surrounding areas since 1993. The history of Hindu community in Nebraska dates back to the early 1970's when engineers and their families immigrated from India to the Omaha area. More

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In 1993, The Hindu Temple of Omaha was created after an Italian restaurant was bought in West Omaha and work began on renovating it and redesigning it to serve as a Permanent Hindu Temple. On August 30, 2004, The temple was finished and a Pran Pristhista ceremony was held. More

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Hindu Temple and Omaha Bal Vihar would like to reach out to every parent in the community to enroll their children for the upcoming academic year. Bal Vihar starting day is being postponed till first Sunday of October to accommodate parents still registering their kids. Please note that the enrollment period is being extended to November 11, 2020. More

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Construction of the traditional Hindu temple was completed in 2004. Facebook/Hindu Temple, Omaha Nebraska The temple is divided in half; one side is the traditional Hindu temple used for worship. The other side is the social hall and library. More