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Hindu Temple and Cultural Center

With construction efforts starting all the way back in the early 1980s, the Hindu Temple and Cultural Center (HTCC) was finally graced with the deities in 2003. The cultural center also provides hall booking for religious services and Annadanam ceremonies. Other than weekly abhishekams and pujas, HTTC organizes pujas of deities like Shiva, Rama, Krishna, and Satyanarayan on the respective lunar days. HTTC also provides out-of-temple priest services for home pujas and religious ceremonies in the counties of King, Pierce, and Snohomish. The center currently offers yoga classes as well, taught by Smt. Rathna Rao, a disciple of world famous yogi, Baba Ramdev Maharaj ji. Read More

Located on the shores of Lake Washington, Howell Park is a secluded recreational area in Seattle which has a wooded trail that leads to the Howell Beach. It is a small beach in Howell Park, a perfect recreation spot for visitors during the summer. Visitors can also enjoy sunbathing, or picnicking, etc.,

An establishment under ISKCON, Vedic Cultural Center (VCC) is an institution for the cultural, spiritual, religious requirements of the Seattle Hindu community. Centered on the fundamental principles of ancient Vedic knowledge, VCC aims to preserve and promote the Vedic ideals through social and cultural practices. As part of the ISKCON, Vedic Cultural Center also conducts schooling for children of all ages above 3 years. The Vedic School teaches subjects like arts and crafts, slokas, dance, drama, physics, astronomy, social sciences, and study of Bhagavat Gita. The Hindi School teaches the language for all proficiency levels for an annual fee of $100 that includes course material. Read More

Jackson Park Golf Course

Situated in north Seattle, the Jackson Park Golf Course spreads across 161 acres of land is the driest public golf course in the city. With an 18-hole Championship and a 9-hole Executive par-three play area, this golf course also houses other facilities like a driving range, a café, clubs for men and women, and more. This golf course opened to the public in the year 1928, however, has undergone renovation in the year 2001. Spring and summer tournaments are held every year here, along with a club championship and golf outings. Read More

Constructed in remembrance of Japanese American who were incarcerated during World War II, Japanese American Remebrance Garden is designed by Al Kubota in 2006. The garden is located between Xavier Hall and Hunthausen in Seattle and represents the Japanese culture with its large rocks and plantings. The garden is famous for its exquisite art, memorial stones and Japanese flora which are designed to pay homage to Japanese American.

Located on the top of Beacon Hill, Jefferson Park Golf Course is a Park-cum-golf course that spreads across 53 acres of land. Opened in the year 1915 and designed by the architect Scotsman Thomas Bendelow, this golf course has 18 Championship holes, 9 Holes Par 3, and a driving range. This golf course houses a clubhouse with banquet facilities and a driving range for golfers to practice their swing. Their all-weather heated driving range is open daily. The golf course also offers private/group golf lessons for experienced and amateur golfers. Read More

Situated in the Olympic National Park, Kalaloch Campground is a scenic forest on a high cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The campground has over 160 campsites, installed with fire rings and picnic tables. Along the Kalaloch Creek that drains into the pacific ocean is a mile-long trail through the forest. Visitors can also enjoy swimming and fishing at the campsite.

A popular trail in the Washington State, thanks to its gentle trail that’s best suited for families with kids, Keekwulee Falls is located near Snoqualmie Falls. It also boasts stunning views down the valley and can be easily reached even on hot days. The trail starts from Denny Creek and goes across a bridge that’s encompassed by the tall canopy. After this, some stairs will lead to the slide where water flows through rock and finally landing into the natural stone pools. Read More

Also known as Sanatan Dharma Temple and Cultural Center, Kent Hindu Temple is a place for worship and spiritual gathering in South King County of Kent. Located on Highway 167, Kent Hindu Temple aims to preserve and practice the essence of Sanatan Hindu Dharma and preach the same to future generations. Kent Hindu Temple conducts puja ceremonies and large-scale festivities on all major Hindu festivals such as Diwali, Durga Puja, Ganesh Chaturthi, Krishna Janmashtami, Shivaratri, and others. One can organize their individual puja ceremonies at the temple premises as well, such as Satyanarayan puja or Ramayan Paath. SDTCC also provides social services such as food, religious counselling, and non-emergency medical support to those in need. Read More

Encircled by the beautiful views of the Cascade ranges and the Olympic Mountains, the Kenwanda Golf course is an 18-hole 69 par course that spreads across 5336 yards. Open all-year-round, this public course was built in the year 1963 by Ken Harris. The golf course also has snacking options for its visitors.