Where is Shiv Mandir – Temple of Joy?

31696 Ryan Rd, Warren, MI 48092. We are centrally located in Warren, minutes from Troy, Sterling Heights and Madison Heights.

Is there parking at the temple?

Yes. The temple sits on three acres with a large free parking lot that holds hundreds of cars.

No. All of our pujas, festivals and weekly gatherings are open to everyone, free of charge.

Comfortable, modest clothing. Shoes are removed before entering the worship hall.

Yes — call our event line on (586) 359-0260 to ask about availability.

Plan your visit

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A few gentle notes so you arrive knowing what to expect — and nothing more than that, because you are welcome exactly as you are.

Finding us

The temple sits on three acres on Ryan Road, with a worship hall and a large platform for community events. Parking is on site and free.

Coming up

Good to know

Nothing here is a rule so much as a courtesy — and no one will mind if you forget.

01
Everyone is welcome
You do not need to be Hindu, or a member, to visit. Come as you are, at your own pace. If it is your first time, tell someone at the door and they will show you around.
02
Shoes come off
Footwear is left on the racks by the entrance before you step into the worship hall. Socks are perfectly fine.
03
Dress comfortably and modestly
There is no dress code, though most visitors cover shoulders and knees. Traditional dress is common on festival days and always welcome.
04
Parking is easy
We have a large lot on the grounds with room for hundreds of vehicles — no permit, no meter, no charge.
05
Prasad is served
Blessed food is offered at every puja, and shared freely with everyone present. Let a volunteer know about allergies.
06
Photography
Photographs are welcome in most of the temple. Please pause during the aarti itself, and ask before photographing other families.

Questions

Where is Shiv Mandir – Temple of Joy?: 31696 Ryan Rd, Warren, MI 48092. We are centrally located in Warren, minutes from Troy, Sterling Heights and Madison Heights.
Is there parking at the temple?: Yes. The temple sits on three acres with a large free parking lot that holds hundreds of cars.
Do I need to be a member to attend?: No. All of our pujas, festivals and weekly gatherings are open to everyone, free of charge.
What should I wear to the temple?: Comfortable, modest clothing. Shoes are removed before entering the worship hall.
Can I book the hall for a private event?: Yes — call our event line on (586) 359-0260 to ask about availability.