[1] In 1989, the organization purchased land located ten miles north of Tampa International Airport.

[1] In 1996, the Maha Kumbabhishekam and the consecration of the deities was performed by a priest to commemorate the opening of the temple.

[1][2][3] Following the opening, after six years of continued construction, the intricate carvings and sculptures seen on the external facing walls of the temple were completed.

[5][6] The rajagopuram was designed and created by Muthiah Sthapathi and artists from Chennai, India.

[6] Other Indian temples in Tampa, FL include:[5]