Provo Utah Temple, Religious building in Provo, United States.
The Provo Utah Temple is a religious building in Provo that spans a large property with classical architectural elements, including a central spire and extensive gardens. The exterior displays symmetrical lines and is surrounded by manicured grounds and water features.
The religious building was announced in 1967 and dedicated in 1972, making it the sixth of its kind in Utah. Its creation took place during a period of rapid expansion of such structures in the region.
The place serves members of the church as a center for personal devotion and family connections across generations. Visitors can experience the quiet gardens and observe how the site functions as a gathering point for spiritual moments within the local community.
The grounds are accessible to visitors during daytime hours, with the outer gardens and plazas offering free access. Plan your visit around the seasons, as the gardens are planted and lit differently throughout the year.
During the spring floods of 1983, a nearby street was temporarily redirected to protect the grounds from water. This measure reveals how important the building has remained to the local community.
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