Bala Murugan Temple, Hindu temple in Mandogalup, Western Australia.

The Bala Murugan Temple is a Hindu place of worship in Mandogalup with multiple shrines dedicated to different deities including Ganesha and Shiva. The grounds contain various sacred structures arranged across the property for prayer and religious observance.

Construction started in 1996 and after over a decade of work, the temple opened to the public in 2008. This long building period reflects the community's commitment to establishing a permanent Hindu worship site in Western Australia.

The temple is run by volunteers, and its Tamil name is Perth Bala Murugan Kovil. Thaipusam brings special poojas for Murugan from 4 a.m., recalling Parvati giving him a vel to defeat the asura Surapadman. Ayyapan Poojai marks the start of Karthigai month, and during the annual Lakshmi Pooja married women light diyas and offer new clothing at the Mookambika shrine.

The temple is located in Mandogalup and is accessible by car for most visitors. It is helpful to check ahead about ceremony times and visitor guidelines before planning your visit.

The temple is run entirely by volunteers, and its opening on 11 May 2008 was marked by the first Kumbhabhishekham, a consecration rite. Thaipusam poojas for Murugan begin there at 4 a.m., recalling Parvati's gift of a vel to her son.