San Diego Buddhist Association, known as Hsi Fang Temple, operates a Buddhist temple and meditation center at 4536 Park Blvd in University Heights, within the Normal Heights 92116 community of San Diego. The temple follows Mahayana Buddhist practice and serves as both a worship space and a community center for cultural events, dharma lectures, and group meditation sessions. The temple's meditation programming shares the neighborhood's broader contemplative and wellness orientation with studios such as Pilgrimage of the Heart Yoga on Adams Avenue, where yoga and mindfulness classes run throughout the week. Park Blvd runs north-south through University Heights and connects directly to Balboa Park less than a mile south. That same corridor draws visitors heading to and from the San Diego Zoo, placing the temple along one of the region's highest-traffic routes. The facility identifies as Asian-owned and women-owned, and provides wheelchair-accessible entrance, accessible parking, accessible restrooms, and accessible seating throughout the main hall. Diversionary Theatre, also on Park Blvd a few blocks south, anchors the performing-arts side of University Heights's cultural landscape. Vegetarian and plant-based dining options line the surrounding streets, including Plumeria Vegetarian Restaurant on El Cajon Blvd, a natural complement to the Buddhist dietary tradition observed by many temple practitioners. The main worship hall houses a gilded altar ensemble with Amitabha Buddha and bodhisattva figures, hand-carved prayer drums, and a ceremonial bell used to mark transitions in the chanting liturgy.