Shri Venkateswara (Balaji) Temple, Tividale

Feels like you are in India. Very spiritual place. Absolutely love the atmosphere. Pictures are prohibited to be taken inside the temple. They sell laddu for £2 each, its very delicious. Visit here to have a divine experience.

Nice temple and very calm atmosphere. The puja room is little crammed considering lot of open space and very big ground. Architecture somewhat resembles of tirupati temple. Had decent walk from sandwell and Dudley station. Else you can walk little and catch 87 bus or come from Birmingham new street directly via 87 bus. There is aarti around 11 am our time and had to wait for curtains to open. So you may have to wait.

Had gone here for diwali. Just loved the atmosphere here. There was place to keep our jackets and shoes as we visited the temple. So peaceful. Following which we had annadhanam. Food was so tasty. Just outside the temple there is a shop which sells tasty indian food. Have a wonderful experience. Will surely visit again. A mandatory place for all indians in the uk have to visit. ❤️

Very nice temple - beautiful architecture, stunning scenery and peaceful environment. The temple is located on a vast area of land with plenty of parking. Parking is free. They have many different pooja’s. Check online for prices.Customer service - the lady at the counter in the reception below the temple was very rude (typical Asian rudeness). My mother asked questions, but she had a very “rude” attitude towards my mother as if we should already know the answer and did not respond to her with positivity or any sort of care. This was when we visited evening on 7th Sept. Please, train your staff to have manners. It’s a temple, where people should come together as community and helpEach other.Other than that, we encountered no problem and would recommend people to visit for peace and to reflect.

Hindu temple where the presiding deity is lord Venkateshwara. Other temples in the premises belongs to lord Shiva, Lord Ganesha, Lord Murugan and that of Shirdi Sai Baba. The day we visited was less crowded even though it was on a weekend. There was no wait time and we had a peaceful darshana. They serve food / prasadam to all devotees on first come first serve basis starting from 12:30 pm onwards. it feels like there is an endless queue for puja of new vehicles.The temple stands on a huge property and parking is not a problem here. Adjacent to rhe temple there is a South Indian restaurant that serves really nice food.

Very nice and peaceful place. Good temple with ample parking space and a lot of space for children. Temple in the traditional South Indian temple architecture and the deities are all as per the South Indian temple style.Easy access on the highway without having to enter the city from the motor way.Recommend a visit if you are in this vicinity.

Wow.. Fully surprised.. In Uk, it’s my new favourite place.. Temple has fully connected to Indian style build.. A great traditional South Indian style build..A must visit..

There is a magnificent Hindu temple in this region that is definitely worth a visit. We had a refreshing and rejuvenating experience there today. The temple offers prayers to a variety of gods and goddesses, including Venkateshwara, Shiva, Vinayaga, Muruga, Sai Baba, Ayyappa, Hanuman, Lakshmi, Shakthi, Parvathi, and others. There is ample space for free parking, and the temple does not charge devotees for normal darshan or prashad (morning, afternoon and evening) or to use the children's playgrounds. However, the temple accepts donations for various purposes. If you wish to do a special Archanai, it is available at a reasonable cost.

This place is truly amazing and very calm.We travel all the way through Kent and it's worth a visit. The temples architecture is phenomenon.Lots of greenary, very clean. A must visit temple in the UK.