The Hanuman Mandir of Greater Chicago, located in Glenview, Illinois, is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. It serves as a spiritual and community center for the Hindu residents of the greater Chicago area.
The temple is known for its unique features, including the world's first drive-through design, allowing devotees to pay their respects to the 23.5-foot tall standing statue of Lord Hanuman while remaining in their vehicles. This statue, carved from a single piece of Makrana marble, is a significant attraction for visitors.
The temple also conducts various religious services and activities, including daily aartis, Sunderkand recitations, and Abhishekams. It also runs a Sunday school for children to learn about Hindu religion, culture, and language.