ISKCON Temple Bangalore

The temple climate was filled with words of God Shree Rama and God Sri Krishna
. Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare.
. Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare.

Iam very happy to visiting the Iskcon Temple

A very nice holistic place for worship Radhakrishna. A very big temple and peaceful inside for Darshana and dhyan.

One of the most beautiful iskcon temples I've been to. We took the special darshan ticket for 400/ INR. The darshan was very smooth and we could have a fast and close darshan with added benifits of prasadam and 50INR off from the books. Got very crowded while getting out. There are lots of food options and things to buy and the exit area looks very commercialized. Darshan was very beautiful and spiritually awakening!

The vibes here are so positive and peaceful. The chants of Hare Krishna Hare Krishna just add up to the wonderful ambience of this temple. Such an amazing way to chant Lord Krishna's name by stepping every time on a new marble step.
The main temple of Krishna is beautifully decorated. You can worship there and even sit down for a while and meditate and feel the positivity around.
Don't forget to take the warm-delicious prasadam which is served to all the pilgrims

The ISKCON Temple in Bangalore, also known as the Sri Radha Krishna Temple, is a famous temple dedicated to Lord Krishna and Radha. It's one of the largest ISKCON temples in the world. The temple is renowned for its beautiful architecture, spiritual atmosphere, and cultural exhibits. Visitors can also enjoy vegetarian meals served at the temple's restaurant. If you plan to visit, make sure to check the current visiting hours and any specific guidelines in place.

The ISKCON Temple in Bangalore is a beautiful place to visit. It's a grand temple dedicated to Lord Krishna.

The temple is known for its stunning architecture and peaceful atmosphere. As you enter, you're greeted by intricate carvings and beautiful decorations.

Inside the temple, you can participate in devotional activities and witness enchanting prayer ceremonies. The spiritual ambiance creates a sense of calm and tranquility.

The ISKCON Temple also has a serene and well-maintained garden where you can relax and enjoy the surroundings.

Visiting the ISKCON Temple is a divine experience. It allows you to connect with spirituality and immerse yourself in the teachings of Lord Krishna.

Whether you're a devotee or simply curious about the culture and traditions, the ISKCON Temple in Bangalore is worth a visit. It offers a peaceful retreat from the bustling city and a chance to experience the serenity of devotion.

When you visit the temple, our mind is very peaceful and happy #harekrisnahareram #radheradhe

All over good place to visit.lot of peace u may get.very positive energy is there.bit rush on there.

It was not too crowded and darshan was easy. It seemed a bit commercial with shops all the way out till exit

One of the best experience I have it was at the closing time u get to see the beauty of the place.

I have stayed here for 3 days in Residency. It was wonderful and blessed experience.
Please try to visit here

Pleases is very good. But maintaining not good. I go last 10year ago i get good feeling there. After 10 year i vist.their not proper mangering anything. Please do proper mangering cleaning

Just glorification is what I see here. Lord Krishna will be visible everywhere. U will get varieties of prasad here. Q system is good.

Nice infrastructure but Q line is built in a bad way. A shoe and bag stand arranged between the Q so it makes Q stuck and face rush.

Inside the temple shops and food stalls are expensive, almost double the price.

I visit on weekends Maybe on weekdays you can have a good time.

Very Crowded during Weekends. But this is the place where you feel like a Heaven. Very relaxing, calm.

Wonderful.

The place was very mesmerizing earlier.we could sit in the main temple hall and chant hare krishna mantra and achieve inner peace. However since the number of people visiting iskcon has increased, there is no way you can sit inside the temple even for a while, it has become very commercialized and fast moving. Also people near the eateries place are insane, you can't even eat peacefully. And the price is very high compared to other places. Worst part is UPI payments don't work inside the eating premises either due to network problem or god knows what it is. Initially it used to work. Overall, I feel sanctity of this place is lost, I do not get the temple feeling anymore at this place

Best mall in the Asian continent. If you do not buy anything, they will loot you in the name of temple.

Too good and to peace full environment, don't buy the food items or prasadas in side the temple those items are not tasted good.

What a utterly divine and appealing temple! It's ravishing beauty and charismatic attraction just invigorates the visitors. Beautifully constructed and one of the famous temples in the world.
What I liked the most is the hassle free and convenient entry and exit points, arrangements for leaving footwear, clean corridors and convenient Darshan for every visitor.
The main temple of the Lord Radhe Krishna on the top is just mesmerizing to watch that's makes you eyes shine with golden light.
There are many food stalls, souvenir shops, etc inside the temple.
Free food and Prasadam is provided to every pilgrim.

Stunning water fountains in place at various points that adds more to the charm of this temple.
Once you enter here, you are bound to forget all your negativity and problems as the vibe this place has got fills you up with positive energy.
Highly recommended, do visit!
Thank You.

It's a really good place if you are trying to find peace in between the hassle of daily life and feel closer to the Almighty

Please come specially at Aarti's, You can dance here along with some >300 peoples crowd without paying any ₹₹₹

ISKCON TEMPLE BANGALORE:

ISKCON Bangalore is a charitable society with the objective of propagating Krishna Consciousness all over the world, as explained by Srila Prabhupada, whose teachings are based on Bhagavad-gita and Srimad Bhagavatam.

The society was registered in the year 1978 under the Karnataka Societies Registration Act, 1960. The objectivess of the society are derived from the Seven Purposes of ISKCON as stated by Srila Prabhupada.

In 1987, the society was operating from a rented house in Bangalore. In the year 1987, the leaders of the society applied to Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) for allotment of land to construct a grand temple and cultural complex. The land was allotted on August 3,1988 – a seven-acre hillock, which was nothing but a huge piece of monolithic rock that could not be converted into sites. The BDA described it as “karaab land”  (waste land). A temporary shed was constructed to set up a make-shift temple and the Deities of Sri Sri Krishna Balarama moved to this shed on the appearance day of Lord Balarama  (September 1988).

Sri Madhu Pandit Dasa, the President of the ISKCON Bangalore Society,  is a qualified civil engineer from IIT (Mumbai) and applied his knowledge to conceive a wonderful temple for Krishna with the help of Sri Jagat Chandra Dasa (a devotee who was also an architect and product engineer from IIT–Mumbai). The unique combination of glass and gopuram represents a fusion between majestic traditional styles and bold new aesthetics.

The original simple temple design started in 1990 estimated to cost Rs. 10 crore gave way to a more stunning, unique architectural model that cost Rs. 32 crore. The construction started in 1990. Six hundred skilled craftsmen spent more than 10 million man-hours to construct this architectural wonder. 32,000 cubic meters of stone, 131,250 tons of cement and 1,900 tons of steel were used in the construction. Subsequently the temple construction was completed in 1997.

The temple and cultural complex was inaugurated by the then President of India, Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma on May 31,1997.

Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma said:

It gives me immense pleasure to associate myself with the inauguration of this Center for Advancement of Culture of International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) here in Bangalore. This magnificent complex, a blend of tradition and modernity, is a symbol of the dedication and devotion of ISKCON to the cause of bhakti and service. It is an architectural landmark. I congratulate all those who have worked tirelessly to set up this splendid edifice.

The temple is huge and magnificent. Inner sanctum reverberates of chants and mantras which gives an aesthetic feel. Only drawback i felt is that it is bit commercial as prasadam is given after cafeteria section

Of course Iscon is one of the best temple around the city! But this time during my visit didn't feel temple vibe! It has become a business centre

In May 1997, Bangalore ISKCON Temple was inaugurated by the ninth president of India—Shankar Dayal Sharm.
There is a gold-plated dhwaja-stambha  (flag post) 17 m (56 ft) high and a gold plated kalash shikhara 8.5 m (28 ft) high. There is free distribution of Sri Krishna prasadam to all visitors during the darshana.

It's one of the beautiful and devotion temple in all over India then it's very neat and clean maintenance and the atmosphere is very calm and devotional it's one of the big krishna temple in India very big temple

The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKON) is an organisation which promotes krishna worship worldwide and have a Krishna Temple in almost all renowned cities of India either big or small. They have exemplary architecture of the temples specially built in metro cities. There huge land occupancy and the architecture is a worthwhile visit. Devotees throng ISKON on almost all auspicious occasions. It's more crowded even on weekends. Although weekdays can be a good day to visit. It's well built two and four wheeler parking, footwear management, que management makes up for a complete experience. The temple is abode to beautiful Krishna statues and give a sense of calm as you enter the main shrine. There are two ways to enter 1) Go direct through staircase 2) You can take 100 steps of enchanting the Krishna Mantra. The way into temple via car parking can be a quicker one if you leave your footwear in vehicle preferably. After darshana you have exit via the path which contains exhibitions with Pooja items, books and eateries on display. The eateries provide good and fresh food specially Veg Puff. Also you can shop fancy Krishna Idols and Incense sticks, Dhoop & pooja items which are little on the costlier end although they are worth it. They have UPI, cash and card payment options. Carry your own cloth bag.

Beautiful temple of Radhakishan. Must visit place in bangalore. You should be properly dressed in temple (specially girls) Or else security doesn't allow to enter the temple And you also get khichdi as prasad.

Looking for peace of mind.well you have got it here.a splendid infrastructure with a sense of spirituality among every step you take into the temple.and if you are a krishna admirer, well this place is for you.it hosts various events and charity works and we can also be a part of it.overall a hub of blessings and spirituality.

An environment that will take you to eternity, evening aartis and deepotsava in the month of Diwali are not to be missed. The temple decoration is bewitching enchanting during deepotsave. It will surely leave you spell bound.

The peace it gets me every time i visit is unexplainable. The place lies in amid of city but you can feel the calmness of the place. You can also enjoy good Indian delacies of sweet served there.

My nearby only I can visit when I think go and visit very unique temple for Shri Radha Krishna you go and do they person is very nice to see the Radha Krishna in the holl and after you can come out then they give prasad also and you can buy anything with their shop in the basement and you can eat also anything you want like sweet and salt overall is very e unique and very awesome place for Hindu religion Shri Radha Krishna radhe radhe radhe

Nice and quaint place in the middle of the city. It has lost its charm from bring isolated to now being surrounded by high rises. If you want to beat the queue, book a seva and this will give you direct every.

The good part of the temple is that it is clean and situated at a height which gives it a different atmosphere.

Good to spent a lonely evening or for a spiritual rejuvenation

Very great Srinivasa Good Status inside the Iskcon Temple at first floor. People using lift to reach Lord Krishna may not be reaching to this Temple. Annadanam facility is available. Very neatly maintained. Good staff and cooperative. Special Entrance and Special pooja's, Archana, Harathi is available at Rs. 300/-. Good Bike and Car Parking lot available.

What a remarkable Har Krishna Temple in Bangalore, India! On our drive to this great temple there were 7 cows who owned the road by crossing to the other side on their own sweet time! Cows are revered as sacred animals in this country and as I was patiently waiting, I thought how cool for these sacred cows to pass by as I'm on my way to the temple! When we arrived, we had to remove socks and shoes before entering. It does cost a small amount of money to enter, so my guide lead me all the way! I needed to wash my face, hands and feet! Then we began taking the steps up to the entrance. I counted each one. At different times we went into small areas to pray, as I watched and said my own prayers, I watched, then asked why he did certain movements such as hands, laying on the ground, placing his forehead on the wall, etc. My guide explained everything to me. I was curious about everything, but never minded me asking. We went up more steps, then more prayers. Then pictures of the outside of this beautiful building made if concrete, marble and gold! After the 120 step, we entered an amazingly large room with men and women in prayer giving respect. No pictures were allowed to be taken inside. So I refrained out of due respect. I saw Beautiful paintings, art in gold, and so many statues. We followed a line of people and I gave money as if I were in church giving my tigths to God. I received coupons at entrance to purchase a book, which was in English. They have in several languages. The book I chose to purchase was a vegetarian cookbook! After this we were given a spoon of water to drink. Then we went into other rooms like a small museum, gift shops, and foods to purchase. They gave as a gift some homemade desserts! At the final end, we were offered a free meal to eat. This was an amazing visit to learn and understand another's culture and religion. I felt very content when I left. Was extremely grateful for the guide I had. I recommend all open minded people to try learning different cultures and faiths and you can at this very beautiful ISKCON Temple!

Bhagavat Geeta classes is taken on every Saturday and Sunday, Second Saturday pooja and nava Narasimha pooja on Swathi nakshatra is performed, really very good place for peace of mind kindly visit with family

Popular Radha krishna temple located at Yeshwanthpur, Bangalore. Best place to spend quality time where v need to chant Hare Rama and Hare Krishna for each step before getting into temple. Busy place where some or the other programs LL b conducted. A well maintained cafeteria is there where u can get fruit salad and some good deserts. And there is also a shopping area where in one can buy traditional clothes, stationery and showcase articles.
There is a Pushkarani outside the temple where you can sit and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

Good and calm place to worship lord Krishna. Car will directly go on top of temple. From there you can join for darshan, special darshan tickets also available

Iskcon is Devine place to feel the presence of God on earth. A place where one can sit for meditation to get peace of mind. A breath taking view of the city from the top. A clean and hygienic place to eat. A variety for vegetarian dishes can be found here. Small shops to purchase pooja items and toys, books and even clothes are available here to purchase.

Well maintained Peaceful place.
The directions to basic necessities could've been better.
I visited in the evening where there were no staff to guide us to park at right place.
The temple environment feels highly positive.
There should have been more information's regarding Akshaya Patra foundation and it's achievements.
At the exit from temple inside there are many shops which I felt like a food Street which offered many varieties, even including New year cake which I felt funny which was last thing you expect at a temple.

Even if you don’t believe in God, visit this place for the tastiest food in Bangalore. Clean, refreshing and invigorating place.
You thank God for the food

Fabulous place for everyone, and people from all India come to see and enjoy the place either north or south Indians doesn't matter
No entry fees but there is a paid special entry also
Entry Closes after 6-7pm so visit before this time
Evening & Sunday is fascinating you must enjoy if you visit yasvantapur junction, Bangalore.
It is just nearby yasvantpur junction only 1 km so you can visit by walk
There is a canteen also after the prayer you visit there
A lot of various North Indian & south Indians you get here enjoying their tastes.
So go and enjoy.

Beautifull temple. We went on a Sunday late in the evening and there was still a bit of rush. Parking is available but can be hassle in rush hours. Will be back for sure.

It's a krishna temple and inside temple krishna bless with goden shades. It's located near to yeswanthpur and one of famous temple to visit in Bangalore with family.

Very devotional, serene, calm and clean place of worship. Photography is not allowed inside the temple premises. People of all religions can visit the place. A good and traditional attire is recommended for visiting. Visitors can also get to shop here for artifacts, books etc.

Though it's a really good place everything is way too much commercialised.
I doesn't feel like you are visiting a holly place.
Quit a lot disappointed with the environment there.

It isa nice temple. ISKCON was established by His Divine grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada (Srila Prabhupada). It belongs to the Gaudiya-Vaishnava sampradāya, a monotheistic tradition within the Vedic or Hindu culture. This temple at Bangalore is one of the largest ISKCON temples in the world. The temple was inaugurated in 1997 by Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma. You should not miss to visit the temple if you happen to be at Bangalore.