Hindu Temple & Cultural Centre Canberra

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The Hindu Temple and Cultural Centre (HTCC) is located at 81, Ratcliffe Crescent, Florey Canberra and it is the one of the first temples to be built in Nations Capital. This temple helps to promote and flourish the richness of the Hindu religion, culture, and philosophy.

Welcome to the Hindu Temple & Cultural Centre Canberra, serving devotional, spiritual, cultural and social needs of people in Canberra.

More than two decades ago some interested persons considered the idea of building a Hindu temple in Canberra as a common place of worship and for having cultural activities for the community. Through their dedicated efforts and endeavours the Hindu Temple & Cultural Centre (HTCC) was formed in 1987. The association was formally incorporated in April 88. In the subsequent years the association has been able to attract large membership.

The first task of the HTCC was to build a Hindu temple, a cultural centre and a library, a concept developed after considerable consultation and discussion. It is anticipated that this idea is unique to Australia and when completed will serve the needs of the residents of the ACT and become an essential element on the itinerary of many worshippers and tourists to the national capital.