I'm on my way to a Hindu temple that's in Chino Hills
Chino hills is about maybe 45 minutes or so from where I live
and it it's a temple that's, so it's
I don't know how to pronounce this word
but it's swaminarayan I guess.
This craziness is in Los Angeles like this is in the middle of this like area
and it's just here.
This place was built I think almost entirely by volunteers
just people that wanted to see it built
and that is pretty neat.
We are going to have some of this
the Khamon and a couple of hot teas
because it's a little bit chilly outside.
Thank you.
There's a lot of places that I can't film inside or even take pictures
so I can't show you guys but it's pretty awesome
like the architecture is so elaborate
and like the Visitor Center has like a Plaza
and it has like little shops all around
and there's so many people inside buying stuff
it just like it feels like I'm in another country
it's super this weird.
This temple opened in 2012
and I think the first time that they
like when they first submitted the plans to make this was in 2004
right? 2004.
So basically the whole project took eight years to do
and it was all funded by donations and volunteer work
so a lot of people doing construction work for free.
We just came out of this prayer service
which lasted about an hour
and it was it was really interesting
and it was really cool to be a part of that
and that they were so welcoming about it.
We're gonna head home now
we've spent almost the whole day here, it was really nice
and they have plans to like expand it
they're gonna add like a school like to do classes and a whole food court
and so I'll probably be back here.
That's the end of that micro adventure.
So you will see you when I see you, bye!