Sri Venkateswara Temple

SV Temple is one of our favorites. It was a wonderful and satisfying experience. The food was delicious. They were great about social distancing, wearing masks & cleanliness. The volunteers gave us enough time to see the LORD without rushing anyone; very well organized. The women in the office were most helpful even over the phone. It was a spiritual experience.nnOne suggestion for devotees that need accommodation, DO NOT stay at the Comfort Inn on 699 Rodi Rd, Pittsburgh. They charged us extra $200 for missing comforters. When I called to rectify the issue, the response was very bad. No managers returned my calls or emails. The hotel was also not clean. It also has no elevators for the elderly and disabled.nOther than that, the Temple experience was great!

Beautiful and serene. Must visit. Easy to reach. Directions very well marked at each corner after exiting the freeway.nnOnly open during weekends due to the pandemic.

Awesome experience as always, only missing part is sindhuram. It would be great if you can provide us some in packets which is a basic tradition/culture expected by Indian people when we visit temple.

This place is so well organized even during the time of pandemic. The registration is required for darshan. If you forget, you can register at the gate using your mobile phone. The temple is maintained clean and the process is very organized.

Oldest Hindu temple in US, it’s ambience speaks the same, devotion resonates every end. Located on a higher altitude, almost on a hill, this makes it more special place to visit.