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Sunday, October 25, 2026

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Temples and sacred places · Central Utah

Manti Utah Temple

A Sanpete County landmark, dedicated in 1888 and rededicated in 2024 after a renovation.

The Manti Utah Temple was dedicated on May 21, 1888, according to the church's record, after more than a decade of construction. It was rededicated in 1985 and again in April 2024.

Sanpete County has a second temple in Ephraim, dedicated in October 2026.

Milestones

  • AnnouncedJune 25, 1875
  • GroundbreakingApril 25, 1877
  • DedicatedMay 21, 1888
  • RededicatedJune 14, 1985
  • RededicatedApril 21, 2024

Visiting

The official page lists no visitors' center on site. The grounds are open to the public, according to the church. Once a temple is dedicated, attendance is reserved for church members taking part in its ordinances, so the interior is open to the public only during an open house.

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