Gayatri Chetna Center — Attraction in Piscataway Township

we have been going to this mandir since the day it was inaugurated.

now definitely need negative stars here to rate. this review is based on last couple of visits and experience.

people are so rude who takes care of counter for food business. the lady sitting on mandir is extremely arrogant and rude. whenever she speaks she just talk rudely. despite doing business of selling snacks and sweet- they ask for more money in the name of donation. they don’t provide you proper box of sweet and expect you to take opened and broken box. when you ask for exchange they rudely tell you not to exchange. if you want to sell bad food and broken box why taking money? they give you plastic bag which is banned by county. highly avoid this place as they sell stale and opened snacks/sweet boxes.

the pujari couple before this new lady were extremely nice, kind and polite. definitely miss them. they were welcoming and feel like home at mandir

this new lady and old man volunteer needs to leave this place for better mandir management and reputations otherwise i am sure more negative review will be...

Very nice people and volunteers. All the temple events are great the only feedback we have for this temple is they need to be considerate for kids and elderly. Sometimes the serve food after 9:30 pm or 10:00 pm for large events or if it's afternoon the lunch is extremely late. To the trustee or the organizer think if you have a small child or elderly parents would you feed them this late ? The events must end early and people must get prasad around 8. People also have to drive home not everyone is local. If you make kids and elderly happy God will be happy with you as well. God does not become happy by keeping people hungry and make them starve. Design your events and schedule by keeping kids and elderly in mind. End events early so people have time to drive back home. Sell some snacks for kids, if you feed them this late what would they eat ? The organizers must think of everyone not...

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Gayatri Chetna Centre, and I must say that it was a truly awe-inspiring experience. From the moment I entered the temple grounds, I was struck by the sense of peace and tranquility that permeated the air. I felt welcomed and respected, and was able to participate in some of the ceremonies and rituals, which was a truly humbling and enriching experience. We went there for Holi dahan and it was very nicely organized festivity. Overall, my visit to this place was a truly unforgettable experience. From the stunning architecture to the warm hospitality, and the profound sense of spirituality, I left feeling inspired and enriched, and with a newfound appreciation for the beauty and power of Hindu culture and traditions. I would highly recommend a visit to anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the world's diverse religions...