Hindu Temple of Central Indiana

Hindu Temple of Central Indiana (HTCI) is the first Hindu temple constructed in Indianapolis.
History.
Before the creation of HTCI, most Hindus would go to Hindu Temple of Dayton or temples in Chicago for Hindu worship services. Members of the Hindu community in the Indianapolis Metropolitan Area decided to create a Hindu temple, which was inaugurated in 2006. In 2011, HTCI held a ceremony for its new idols, Sri Subramanya and Sri Ayyappa.
In June 2015, the temple's $10 million worship hall was opened. The worship hall contains 17 shrines to various Hindu deities spread over four different gopurams, with the main tower being over tall.