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Calabasas Hindu Temple; treasure of the Conejo Valley
  Artisans were flown from India and spent many months completing the sculptural work of the temple by hand.
 
by Joe Testa
The Sri Venkateswara Temple, also known as the Malibu or Calabasas Hindu Temple, is a landmark in the greater Los Angeles area and a treasure of the Conejo Valley. Neatly nestled at the Las Virgenes base of Malibu Canyon, the temple is an expression of authentic Hindu architecture. Devotees from all over Southern California come here to worship and practice Hinduism.

According to a long-time temple attendee, a small group of founders, searching for land availability, chose the construction site in 1978. The location was selected for a number of reasons including cost of land and geographical similarity between it and a temple at Thirupathi, located in southern India...
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