Commonly Worshipped Hindu Gods in Guyana

Commonly Worshipped Hindu Gods in Guyana

Hinduism in Guyana shines brightly, thanks to the Indo-Guyanese community and their beautiful mandirs. This article highlights the Hindu gods worshipped across Guyana, ranked by their popularity based on temple presence and community devotion. With most Commonly Hindu Gods in Guyana we mean the most commonly present Hindu Gods' idols in Temples of Guyana.

• Durga Mata: The warrior goddess is widely loved, especially during Navaratri. Her idols are at the D'Edward Vighneshwar Mandir in Rosignol, Shree Maha Kali Devi Temple in Port Mourant, and Radha Krishna Mandir in Georgetown.
• Lord Vishnu: The preserver god is highly revered. His idols are found at the Gangaram Vishnu Mandir in New Amsterdam, Strathspey Vishnu Mandir, and Shree Satya Narayan Mandir in North Mon Repos.
• Lord Shiva: The destroyer god is deeply respected. His idols are present at the Gangaram Vishnu Mandir, Hindu Temple in Nandy Park, and Shree Satya Narayan Mandir.
• Lord Sri Krishna: The beloved cowherd god is very popular. His idols are at the Shri Krishna Mandir in New Amsterdam, Radha Krishna Mandir in Georgetown, and ISKCON New Kulinagram in Port Mourant.
• Lord Sri Rama: The prince of Ayodhya is widely honored. His idols are at the No. 69-70 Shree Ram Mandir in Corriverton and Sevak Satsangh Mandir in East Coast Demerara.
• Lakshmi Mata: The goddess of wealth is cherished, especially during Diwali. Her idols are at the Hindu Temple in Nandy Park and Better Hope Mandir in Georgetown.
• Lord Hanuman: The monkey god is admired for his strength. His idols are at the No. 69-70 Shree Ram Mandir and Sevak Satsangh Mandir.
• Goddess Saraswati: The goddess of knowledge is valued by students. Her idols are at the Gangaram Vishnu Mandir and Vidya Jyoti Mandir in West Bank Demerara.
• Lord Surya: The sun god has a dedicated following. His idol is at the Surya Temple in Anna Regina.
• Lord Ayyappan: The son of Shiva and Vishnu is gaining attention. His idol is at the Ayyappan Temple in Georgetown.
• Maa Mahakali: The fierce form of Durga is respected, especially by the Tamil community. Her idol is at the Gangaram Mahakali Kovil Temple in East Canje Berbice.
• Maa Ganga: The river goddess is honored in specific areas. Her idol is at the Ganga Maa Temple in Nismes.

These gods reflect the rich Indo-Guyanese heritage, with mandirs like the Georgetown Hindu Temple hosting multiple idols. Each deity holds a special place in the community, bringing people together in worship and celebration. Visit Temples in Guyana for more insights into this vibrant culture!