Hindu Temple of Minnesota

With all due respect to the temple trust i want to request to please do not set bars for dress codes just like in India where people from all cultural and religious faiths can visit Hindu temples and feel connected spiritually. Hinduism is more spiritual connection to God and I respect this a lot and it’s the same practice and belief in India so to spread my cultural values I believe the dress code restriction should be removed.
Secondly I observed Temple priests or administration being very rude to female coworkers as I saw a man literally yelling at a woman upstairs in the hall way. This was very shocking to see disrespectful attitude at the temple itself where peace should be practiced so other deities can feel the presence of God. I request the trust to ensure that the staff understands and spreads the actual ethics and practices of Indian Hinduism to share actual feel of Indian Hindu Temples here. Thanks and Regards to all Deities.

My yoga friend brought me with her to a meditation class held on Sundays at the temple, and I have been back several times since then. The temple is beautiful, the people are very friendly regardless of ethnic background, and the opportunity for anyone to take the free meditation and/​or yoga classes is amazing (donations are encouraged). They also offer tours of the temple to the public. As another reviewer wrote, the energy is great, and it’s a joy to be there!

This is probably the best experience I’ve ever had with religion, hands down. I was raised by a Catholic mum but had a Hindu father, so I’m not quite culturally Hindu, but I identify myself as one religiously.
This is a very welcoming place and they didn’t bat an eyelash at my very very white boyfriend coming with me. The priests are all very kind and the energy here is gorgeous.
I am glad to have been introduced to the temple and I look forward to every pooja I go to.

Best Hindu temple in USA.