Hari Om Temple HCC e.V.

A growing Hindu community trying to build and maintain this currently small temple. The committee members are very friendly. Apart from regular pooja, keertan and Hindu festival celebrations, one can plan, book and organize individual Pooja (e.g. Sri Satya Narayan Pooja, Sundarkaand Path) and other rituals ans ceremonies like Mundan. Many Hindu festivals are also celebrated at community level like Shivaratri, Holi (including Holika Dehan), Janmashtami, etc.It also offers preparation and serving of vegetarian lunch or dinner for the guests upon request/order. It is served in the premises.

very nice temple. Nice place to meet and green other people from same community.

Nice temple with full of people today

It's a small but nice temple. From outside you might not be able to recognise the place as a temple unlike what we normally see in India. There's a red Jai Mata Di flag fluttering above which makes it easier to spot the main entrance gate. They have membership options and a WA group where you can register to get regular updates about the festivities and other events. On special occasions they serve grand prasadam for all devotees visiting the temple.

The oldest temple in Frankfurt. Prasadam offered on Diwali was Jalebi. Although it doesn't appear like a temple from the outside, once you walk in it's well setup and has it's own aura.

Feeling blessed. Quite place..

The place and the people managing have a lot of positivity, espically on sundays one can find people from indian community gathering there during the day aarti and parvachan.

Very nice and parayana silent place..

The dashera mela organised by HCC was a disaster. There was no electricity all the time, the food suppliers could not serve hot food. The sound system was like a blue tooth speaker. Garba was not organised. Given there was an entry fee for the event we expect some professionalism. The cultural activities / ram leela was staged by the kids like a fancy dress competition in a school (expectation was professional performances). Its like paying them to watch their kids perform fancy dress.The Dashehra is festival of lights but it was total darkness when the ravan was burnt.