Mandirs of Alberta's capital
The mandirs across Edmonton in one list — from the city's original temple society (1967) to its South Indian Ganesha temple — with address, darshan hours and each temple's own website. Between them, virtually every festival on this site's calendar is celebrated somewhere in the area every year.
Also browse: Hindu temples in Ottawa · Hindu temples in Toronto & the GTA · Hindu temples in Halifax · Hindu temples in Calgary · Hindu temples in Montreal · Hindu temples in Vancouver & the Lower Mainland — more Canadian cities are on the way.
The Swaminarayan sanstha's Edmonton mandir on Parsons Road — daily darshan and aarti on the city's south side
Edmonton's original Hindu temple society (est. 1967) — multi-deity mandir with the city's only Navagraha shrine
South Indian Ganesha temple of the Maha Ganapathy Society of Alberta — daily poojas in Running Creek
Multi-deity mandir of the Bhartiya Cultural Society of Alberta — daily darshan, festivals and classes on the south side
Sri Sri Radha Govindaji Vedic Cultural Society — Hare Krishna kirtan and Sunday programs
The Fiji Hindu community's mandir in north Edmonton (built 1984) — weekly Shiva, Hanuman and Maha Lakshmi poojas
Timings, aarti schedules and festival programmes change through the year — please confirm with the temple before visiting, especially on festival days. First time at a mandir? Our guide to the anatomy of a Hindu temple covers everything from the gopuram to darshan etiquette, and the Temples in Ottawa & Canada guide tells the story behind these mandirs. This is an independent, volunteer-run resource — we are not affiliated with any temple listed here.