BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, Los Angeles (Chino Hills) in Chino Hills
Visit a traditional Hindu place of worship in Chino Hills, with hand-carved architecture, landscaped grounds and spaces for prayer. Visitors of all backgrounds are welcome; follow the mandir's visitor guidelines and respect its sacred setting.
Shayona Café offers vegetarian Indian meals, snacks, sweets and refreshments for purchase. The café normally opens at 11 am, while the sweets, snacks and gift shops open at 10 am. Campus admission and visitor parking are free.
The campus is normally open daily from 9 am to 7 pm. Sacred deity viewing (darshan) follows separate periods, and timings may change for religious observances or festivals. Check the current BAPS Los Angeles schedule before traveling. Telephone: (909) 614-5000.
Campus daily 9 am–7 pm; Shayona Café 11 am–7 pm; sweets, snacks and gift shops 10 am–7 pm. Darshan has separate viewing periods. Festival and observance hours may vary; check the current official schedule.
Cost
Free campus and mandir admission. Food, drinks and shop purchases cost extra.
BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, Los Angeles (Chino Hills)Chino Hills - Free Things To Do - Visit a traditional Hindu place of worship in Chino Hills, with hand-carved architecture, landscaped grounds and spaces for prayer. Visitors of all backgrounds are welcome; follow the mandir's visitor guidelines and respect its sacred setting.
Shayona Café offers vegetarian Indian meals, snacks, sweets and refreshments for purchase. The café normally opens at 11 am, while the sweets, snacks and gift shops open at 10 am. Campus admission and visitor parking are free.
The campus is normally open daily from 9 am to 7 pm. Sacred deity viewing (darshan) follows separate periods, and timings may change for religious observances or festivals. Check the current BAPS Los Angeles schedule before traveling. Telephone: (909) 614-5000.
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