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Shree Swaminarayan Mandir Bhuj (SSMB) Adelaide is an Indian hindu temples located in Adelaide, SA. Rated 4.9 stars from 237 Google reviews, Shree Swaminarayan Mandir Bhuj (SSMB) Adelaide is trusted by the Indian community in Adelaide. Call 1800 778 235 to get in touch. Visit http://www.swaminarayanadelaide.org/ for more information. Find Shree Swaminarayan Mandir Bhuj (SSMB) Adelaide and other Indian businesses in Adelaide on AustraliaWasi — Australia's largest Indian business directory.
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- Raman Kumar Sharma★★★★★
11 months ago
The place has excellent vibes, peaceful atmosphere, safe for all. The place serves free did during Saturdays and on special occasions like 56 bhog on Diwali, Gujarati new year, Tulsi Vivah. The people are good devotees of God. I have been there during Diwali, the food is really tasty and you wont forget to admire the love of the devotees. Will like to keep visiting the place!
- AKSHAR patel★★★★★
8 months ago
Such a great holly place in foreign country. Great to having these blessings in Adelaide. Everyone should visit this place to feel positivity.
- Anil K Grover★★★★★
2 months ago
ॐ Namo Narayanaye 🙏 Great Architecture and Design along side ambience of Temple makes for a rejuvenating spiritual experience.and “Very Peaceful Environment” . State of Arts amenities and parking facilities make the visit meaningful for visitors.
- Sunaina★
8 months ago
Today was my birthday, and as a Hindu devotee, my daughter and I went to the temple to seek God’s blessings. I had prasad, and my daughter accidentally left a small bun in the bin. One of the male staff members started shouting at me and said, “You cannot do this here.” I immediately apologised and explained that I am fully aware that wasting food is not acceptable in our religion, and I accepted my mistake. However, instead of understanding, he continued to argue with me, used abusive language, and behaved in a very rude manner. He also made racist comments and told me that I should not enter the temple again. I remained calm and asked for his name or the manager’s name so I could raise a formal complaint, but he refused to give any details. I then approached two other male staff members and explained the entire situation, but they only listened and took no action. No one supported me or even acknowledged my concern. This experience made me feel very hurt, disrespected, and abandoned. I felt like my voice did not matter. As a Hindu devotee, I never expected to feel discriminated against in a place of worship. Unfortunately, it felt like this place only supports a particular community and disregards others. I am deeply saddened by this incident and disappointed that no one took responsibility. I am sharing this here because I felt unheard and ignored when I tried to raise my concern directly.
- Bengal Lion★★★★★
8 months ago
Very traditional and authentically build the shiva darshan and 12 jyotirling. Very very hard volunteer work displays for the public . Really appreciate. Thanks to you for the families to make them happy on this auspicious days . Thanks to volunteers Wonderful wonderful and wonderful