Radha Krishna Temple, Dallas, Hindu temple in Allen, United States
The Radha Krishna Temple is a Hindu temple in Allen, Texas, built with traditional architectural features and multiple spaces dedicated to worship and meditation. The complex includes prayer halls and facilities for community gatherings.
The temple was founded by JKYog and Swami Mukundananda, opening in 2017 as a center for spiritual education in Texas. This beginning established a dedicated place of worship for the Hindu community in the region.
The temple celebrates Diwali, Holi and Radhastami, and hosts cultural events such as Sanskriti and Yoga. It also runs classes in Hindi, programming and Toastmasters, and its Center for Education and Culture, begun with a Bhoomi Poojan in May 2020, is planned for weddings, youth workshops and children's classes.
The temple welcomes visitors during designated prayer times throughout the day and on weekends. It is helpful to check ahead about specific times for gatherings and special observances to plan your visit.
The temple was built following the Shilpa Shastra, the classical Indian treatise on architecture and sculpture. Its opening in July 2017 stretched over eight days, with life-sized statues of Radha and Krishna unveiled on 9 July before the mayors of Allen and Frisco.
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