Our Location AND timing

Bellevue Hindu Temple and Cultural Center (BHTCC) is a non-profit organization and is located 14320

NE 21st Street, # 16, Bellevue, WA 98007. Bellevue Hindu Temple is conveniently located near the

intersection of 140th Avenue NE and NE 21th Street in Bellevue, Washington.

 Monday - Friday (Weekdays)

8:30 AM TO 1:00 PM & 5:00 PM TO 9:00 PM 

Saturday and Sunday (Weekends)

10:00 AM TO 9:00 PM

*Walk-in Welcome!*

 Please follow CDC guidelines  

Bellevue Hindu Temple and Cultural Center (BHTCC) is a non-profit organization formed in 2011 to meet Hindu community's growing need for a Spiritual and Cultural need. BHTCC promotes social, cultural, religious and spiritual understanding based upon Hindu religious principles. BHTCC is a registered 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization.

Mission Statement

BHTCC runs several secular programs for cultural education and “Food for Life” program which are open all communities regardless of race, national origin or religion.

Vision of BHTCC

To  Promote Art and Culture in the Region.

To  preserve and protect the rich Hindu Cultural Heritage in our present and future generations

To  Practice, promote and teach the Hinduism way of life

To provide social services to the community, including counseling and      non-emergency medical services.

BHTCC runs several secular programs for cultural education and “Food for Life” program which are open all communities regardless of race, national origin or religion.

About This Cause

Secular Program Mission Statement: To establish a center for cultural activities; to conduct educational programs (Yoga, Music and Language) for children and adults; to promote friendship and goodwill among all people; to provide social services to needy families and individuals; and to provide counseling and medical services on a non-profit basis.

Matching funds help run “Food for Life” program in which several volunteers prepare vegetarian meals. Volunteers use raw ingredients and serve to 100+ folks every Monday (Dinner), Tuesday (dinner) and Sunday (lunch) time. “Food for Life” program is open to everyone. Kitchen supplies are either food donations or cash donations and the volunteers buy only the missing food items to prepare the meals. Temple buys organics ingredients for the preparation of vegetarian food. Temple donate generously uncooked food to the local food banks like Hope-Link Bellevue to support the local community.

Second, we will use matching funds to continue running cultural education programs (Yoga, Music  etc.) on evenings and weekends for members in the community. Temple run many Secular Programs to promote Indian Art and Cultural in the region by performing various cultural events for the local community like Celebrating festival of Color (Holi), Celebrating festival of light (Diwali), Celebration of victory of good over evil (Dussehra). These programs are promoted through our web site, e-mail newsletters and Facebook groups regularly.

BHTCC will track matching funds provided to ensure that these are used for secular cultural programs only (not religious activities)