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  I always leave this place feeling much better about myself, my circumstances, the people in my life, and people in general. I feel much more able and motivated to accomplish good things in my life. If there is​ a place in this world where you can feel God's presence, it's in the temple.

  Added June 15, 2017 by Trevor Reed
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  Loved my years giving service inside the temple! Never will regret my service. Love to come back and visit and worship often. Thank the Lord and His church!

  Added May 04, 2017 by Sam Roberts
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  Provo Temple is one of my favorite temple to go to especially during spring time were all the tulips are in full bloom. You don't have to be an LDS to walk around the temple. This place is open for everyone to walk around and enjoy the beautiful landscape :)

  Added March 20, 2017 by Magnolia Griggs
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  I Love this temple! The new artwork is beautiful! And You can't help but feel the Savior's love.

  Added January 03, 2017 by Priscilla Beckstead
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  While I was attending BYU for college, I would do baptisms for the dead at this temple. The baptismal font is basically the same here as it is in the Rexburg and Idaho Falls temple (a pool of water on the back of 12 carved ox that represent the twelve tribes of Israel), where I have also done baptisms.
  
  It wasn't until after I later resigned from the church that I learned about the green aprons and secret handshakes that are also in all the temples. The YouTube channel NewNameNoah has recordings from inside the temple for anyone interested.

  Added August 12, 2016 by Amanda Farrell