San Diego is a much beloved city, and not without good reason. Seemingly season-less weather, very close proximity to marvelous natural features such as the miles of pristine Pacific beaches and adventurous mountains backed by sprawling, arid deserts make it a dream come true for anyone who's wary of extremes in temperature or landscape. A wide variety of popular theme parks and other attractions keep visitors coming year after year, many of whom decide to make the city their permanent home. One of the most important factors of the San Diego scene for most residents, however, is the rich multiculturalism enjoyed in nearly every district and neighborhood. With immigrants and their families hailing from distant places all over the world, the city supports a bevy of specialty ethnic restaurants, goods shops, entertainment venues, and especially places of worship. Many Hindu temples are available in San Diego both for South Indians newly establishing themselves in the United States, and for residents and visitors of all backgrounds and nationalities. FunduSearch has guides and vital information for most of the area's outstanding temples; get to know two of them with this quick guide.


The Self-Realization Fellowship of San Diego is located on First Avenue, close to downtown, and has two campuses (one of which is nestled against the coastal cliffs in Encinitas, North County) to serve San Diegans from all areas. Dedicated to the practice and encouragement of meditation and compassionate living, the Fellowship offers members and visitors a beautiful and well kept space in which to consider the divine, and their relationship with spirituality. Though the Fellowship is supported by a relatively small community, its members are enthusiastic and warm, eager to take part in the exchange of spiritual ideas and participate in charitable and other meaningful events and activities. Members and guests can find a regular schedule of meetings and discussion groups, as well as celebrations for religious holidays of many denominations.



Located on the picturesque coastal avenues of Pacific Beach, the San Diego chapter of ISKCON is situated on Garnet Avenue and offers Hare Krishna devotees as well as newcomers an inviting place to pray, meditate, and share in the communal spirit. With a long-standing establishment and great respect from the local community at large, the temple boasts a regular congregation of several hundred people, and is quickly growing due to its friendly atmosphere, educational outreach programs, and weekly vegetarian feasts.


The perfect San Diego Hindu temple is waiting to be found in the listings at FunduSearch. Get all the information you need to make a wise decision for yourself and your family that will benefit your spiritual well-being for years to come. Take advantage of the wealth of listings at the full San Diego Hindu temples page, and get to know other places around the city to shop, connect, and learn with listings for local handyman services, tutors, associations, and fitness centers.