This list of Hindu Mandirs throughout the USA and Canada is meant to be a helpful guide.
Arizona
Hindu Mandirs in Arizona
California
Hindu Mandirs in northern California
Hindu Mandirs in southern California
Colorado
Hindu Mandirs in Colorado
DC, Maryland, Virginia
Hindu Mandirs in the DMV area
Florida and Georgia
Hindu Mandirs in Florida and Georgia
Hawaii
Hindu Mandirs in Hawaii
Illinois and Indiana
Hindu Mandirs in Illinois and Indiana
Massachusetts
Hindu Mandirs in Massachusetts
Michigan
Hindu Mandirs in Michigan
New York and New Jersey
Hindu Mandirs in New York and New Jersey
North Carolina
Hindu Mandirs in North Carolina
Ohio
Hindu Mandirs in Ohio
Pennsylvania
Hindu Mandirs in Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Hindu Mandirs in Tennessee
Texas
Hindu Mandirs in Dallas
Hindu Mandirs in Pennsylvania
Toronto, Canada
Hindu Mandirs in Toronto, Canada
Vancouver, Canada
Hindu Mandirs in Vancouver, Canada
Washington state
Hindu Mandirs in Washington state
Want To Learn Conversational Hindi?
We teach conversational Hindi (no reading, no writing). Our classes are designed for children growing up outside of the Indian Subcontinent. And our classes are fun! Your child will also learn about Indian culture to build connections to relatives and their heritage. Students from across the globe take our classes from the convenience of their living room.
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About Samta Aunty
I try to be like the quintessential cool Masi, to all of my students. Smiling, loving, and ALWAYS trying to make them laugh.
Welcome and thank you for joining me today! I set out to create an educational platform for desi children to learn conversational Hindi (no reading, no wriring) and their culture in a fun, no stress, and convenient way. Students across the globe take our classes right from the convenience of their living room!
I learned Hindi at home while growing up in southern California. My parents were amongst the first Indian and South Asian immigrants to this country and I appreciated their efforts and those of the Uncles and Aunty’s that worked hard to foster cultural and religious awareness for us first generation American-born desi kids. Especially when they themselves were establishing their lives in a new country.
And now I’m in a position to continue their work. Language connects people. And for the children I teach I’m helping them connect to their grandparents and other loved ones.
