We were there for “Our Vehicle Mangalam”. Its so peace there. Environment is clean, fresh. Evening Puja is so great and the “Prasad” taste wonderful. It has catering with great Indian cuisine, taste so delicious.

Beautiful experience. My Nepalese friend took me here today and the priest was super lovely and asked for what I was praying for, I replied that I was praying for my grandpa to have a successful divorce from a woman who was abusing him financially. I felt fully accepted even as a Chinese and the priest seemed to care deeply and provided a special prayer. The whole place was clean and beautiful. I would love to come back.

Peaceful place to have Lord Shiva darshan. Plenty of car parking spaces here. Did my Vahana pooja today and it was a good experience. The poojari did the pooja in an authentic way. Lord Shiva bakths will love this temple. The temple also accepts navadhanya daanam. We donated navadhanyas today, each 1kg. At first we thought the temple may not accept daanams due to security reasons. But we are pleased to know that they are happy to take daanams. This is a great service!! Also the temple view is amazing today. Also just got to know that there are plenty of disability parking available. Added some pics😀

Beautiful temple. This temple constructed by tamil origin Australian. Murugun is main god for Tamils and he has many names . Few names are kanda, subramanyam, karthikeya,. He is son of lord shiva and parvathi devi who is also called as durga ,sathi devi ,kalikasan etc. Sydney murugan temple is famous in Sydney where most of indian origin visit the temple and seek his blessing. Murugan killed tarakasura who was torchering humans in ancient times. He married devasena and valli. So you can see these comman names in indian origin people. The temple is peaceful and quite. You can do medication after having darshanam. There is private marriage functional . If you want to marry in hindu traditional you can contact the temple committee. Now a days sydney bus drivers are stopping near to the temple. I appreciate their effort in helping devotees.

First couple of weeks in Sydney and managed to visit this place. Unfortunately no direct bus or train but it's in between Parramatta and Westmead station. Neatly maintained temple with ample parking.

This temple s in Australia it s famous it s called as Sydney murugan temple it s administrated by srilankan Ceylon people it. S in west maid it s a calm clean pieceful place for Hindu religion people no cost s paid for parking and foot wear mostly all visitors r u sing own cars to visit it s replica of South inddian temples u can find god's such as linga , Meenakshi, murugan,ganasa,nadaraja, Navagraha oil lamps and misc god's at goburam small canteen gives u food at reasonable cost taste s at srilankan veg mode u can prepare pulisatham ,curd rice and give ur own hand at outer varanda. I came here 2ice with the help of my son s .ganesan who s working here in computer job my name s k.sakthidoss retd electric al professor c u as a visit or thanks now to each and every one in.

Sydney Murugan temple is one of the famous temple in Sydney. - Big temple surrounded by trees/plants - All idols are worshipped - Car Pooja and all other pooja's are conducted with all Mantras - Sufficient parking space available - Located in Parramatta, Sydney Murugan temple is accessible via Bus.

Peaceful, calm and clean environment. Accessing through public transport is a little difficult but the place has plenty of parking if you're driving your own vehicle. Worth Visiting..

Love this temple. We go every now and then and its so peaceful. Loved the environment of the temple. Everyone is very respectful and priests are helpful too.

Visited this temple and it is beautifully built. In the evening there was arti aroung 5pm. The famous canteen is serves vegetarian food. I would recommend vada . The price is very reasonable. Canteen hours Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 5:30 pm to 9 pm. There is parking inside temple.

Amazing temple, Your all wishes/ manta / Baddha is fulfilled in this temple. Must visit with your parents/grandparents/children/friends group enjoy the best meal at the canteen as well. Also before booking any puja with the temple volunteers must double check with the temple priests as well.

This temple is dedicated to lord murugan. Temple is so good. Amazing temple. Peaceful clean and nice environment. You can come via public transport bus. There is parking available but its bit difficult to park sometime. There is temple canteen also there it will be open till 8:30 PM Delicious food. We tried dosa, puri and vada. Puri and dosa is just awesome and yummy. Must visit

The Sydney Murugan Temple, dedicated to Lord Murugan, is a spiritual oasis in the heart of Western Sydney. This beautifully adorned temple radiates a sense of peace and devotion. Visitors can experience intricate Hindu architecture and participate in religious ceremonies. The temple also hosts cultural events and festivals, offering a glimpse into South Indian traditions. It’s a serene place for both worship and cultural exploration, attracting devotees and tourists alike. Disable assisted parking… plenty parking well maintained with social worker and the priest. One of the clean and tidiest spiritual temple.

Very calming temple in Sydney dedicated to Lord Murugan. My first visit. Seven day pooja was starting Must visit place. Beautiful location serene atmosphere.

A well maintained temple in Sydney open throughout the day. On Friday afternoon before 12 you can have free food and in evening you can have authentic south Indian meal /Dosa. Been going there for more than four year and during Covid too..

Amazing temple. I visited this place with my Indian friends and I really loved the positive environment this place provides.

It's awesome temple and very quiet place. The canteen is neat and clean . The Indian food is avaialbe at Affordable price.

Very peaceful, excellent maintenence. Everything is beautifully aligned. Felt blissful 😊

Today, I visited a temple and found myself deeply overwhelmed by the behavior of the priests. Allow me to provide further details. I paid $15 for the archanai with fruits and an additional $5 for the karpura Arthie. As we patiently awaited the archanai plate from the priest, it became evident that he displayed little concern for our presence. He seemed to act according to his own whims, disregarding our expectations. Considering the sanctity of the temple, I strongly believe that he should have shown greater reverence towards God. As a priest, it is essential for him to wholeheartedly embody his role. Recently, I have been contemplating obtaining the sacred thread (Sami Kayiru) to tie around my wrist. In my personal experience, this thread has never been associated with any monetary charge. In fact, in my country, priests are dedicated to serving God and do not request any compensation for such rituals. This sacred thread is widely regarded as a divine blessing, serving as a powerful safeguard against malevolent spirits.

Excellent place for worship,calm, and serve the Indian community in the area .This is a quick 40 mins from Sydney CBD, and temple is open from 830 AM to 830 PM on weekdays . There is a indian store nearby which you can use fill your stomach.Temple canteen is open on weekends.

Excellent and well maintained temple. The canteen nearby is very nice too with a variety of items/refreshments available. Must visit during evening as the evening light makes the temple architecture look extra divine.

Temple located in Westmead near Tway Coleman bus stop. Accessible from Parramatta station on bus number T 80 or 810x. Beautiful and peaceful temple premises. There are facilities for puja offerings. Prayer hall has a divine atmosphere with a pious aroma which calms your senses and provides peace. Parking space available. There is also a food canteen open on weekends from 5.30 p.m

The temple is amazing ..had good darshan of thirumurugan.The crowd is more during weekends than weekdays.I come here regularly.

Sydney Murugan Temple is a celestial haven that gracefully combines spiritual sanctity with architectural splendor. Nestled amidst the serene landscapes, the temple's intricate carvings and vibrant hues evoke a sense of divinity. The air is filled with the fragrance of incense, creating a tranquil ambiance that invites introspection. The rhythmic chants and melodious hymns further elevate the spiritual experience, making it a place of solace and enlightenment. A visit to this temple is not just a journey of faith but a serene escape into a realm where beauty and devotion harmoniously coexist.

Very pleasant place and Divine blessings from Sri Murugan

If you're a local you will still find this place of worship is still quiet intriguing. For the regulars it provides more opportunity to meet up others from similar cultural background. If you want a quiet time to worship then go there during week days either early mornings or afternoons.

Beautiful temple, peaceful & very positive feelings/vibes

Went here for a friend's wedding so didn't actually go into the temple. Will be back for darshan another time. The food at the wedding was catered by the temple kitchen and was simply delicious! The grounds were neat and well maintained.

My most favourite temple in Sydney. Great vibes and love every aspect of the temple. If you love peace and quiet time with God, visit during non peak hours and non festive days. If you love crowd and relive the bustling, festive vibes of temples in India visit during festive days. Parking is ample but not enough during festive days. You can park around the neighborhood streets and there are no time limits. An onsite, multi-level parking is in plan, but with the current situation not sure on when that would be ready. The temple is well maintained, clean and inviting. The temple grounds have well maintained flowering plants and looks pleasing. There are adequate, well maintained toilets in the temple. A must visit divine place🙏

A serene and pious place open everyday. The place was also my first temples in Sydney. The architecture is very much similar to the lord Venkateshwar temple in Helenaburgh and Lakshmi temple in Regents park. Lots of parking space with its own restaurant if u want to have South Indian food.

Toilets.....They are quite clean, but the door locks are out of order. There is no door lock in toilet for the wheelchair people. I went about looking for a toilet with a working lock..

I love this temple so much because I feel pleasant and peaceful whenever I visit the temple.

A nice and peaceful Hindu temple with traditional and cultural activities held regularly. People often visit the temple to connect with their faith. There's also a canteen that serves South and North Indian cuisine from breakfast up to lunch. There's also an open area which can be booked for special events such as traditional weddings.

A well eatablished sacred and devotional place close to bustling Parramatta. You will find idols of Lord Ganesha, Lord Shiva, Lord Murugan along with Navagraha and utsava murtis. Chariot ceremony, homa and other special rituals happen on auspicious days. You can follow Facebook or checkout their website for events happening in future.

A peaceful atmosphere with the priests constantly chanting Sanskrit verses. I have been there on weekdays and weekends - doesn't get too crowded. A beautiful temple - not too big nor too small. Ample car parking space.

Temple is good... there is a canteen also... But check the timing of the canteen if you're planning for a snack or lunch... Parking available... Kids friendly 🙂 not so crowded in weekdays.... fruit Prasad available for offering with a little pay... Overall experience quite good 😊... Do visit if staying in Sydney...

One of the beautiful Hindu temples in the western suburbs. This is very close by for lot of the Tamil community, and the Tamil library is not far from the temple. The temple also has the group for the youth. The temple is beautiful and on Friday night, you can get really tasty and vegetarian food.

There is so much positivity & divinity in this temple, I forget all my worries once I am there and at times I even forget what I have to pray as I am engrossed in the positivity. Temple is always well maintained even the temple toilets are very clean and the staffs are very friendly.

Generally clean and maintained, could do with some replacement of tiles broken. Should also provide some benches outside for older people to sit

Divine and a very good place. This temple gives all the positive vibes and feels just like visiting a temple back in India. They have a very good Cafeteria too which is open in the evening hours during the weekends.

Very peaceful and well maintained temple. Had a very good darshan.

I really find this place peaceful. I love going to this temple. I don't know it is right to mention or not, the devotee must not wear shorts to go inside this temple however some of the pandits don't wear anything above their hip. Being Hindu from Nepal I don't understand the logic.

Calm clean and we can find deities of most of the Hindu gods. Cleanly maintained toilets. Ample car parking spots. Good food during non covid times. Best place in Sydney to visit a Hindu temple.