ISKCON Bangalore

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Great place for toutist

I visited on a Saturday evening around 6 PM. The place was quite crowded, yet the volunteers and devotees were managing everything very well. Footwear can be kept in a sack for a nominal charge of ₹5–₹10, or at the free slipper stand. Since I wasn’t carrying any cash and there was no digital payment option, the staff kindly helped me by keeping my slippers safely in a sack. One of the most unique aspects was at the first entry level into the sanctum, where every devotee is asked to chant "Hara Krishna Hara Rama" 108 times. With each step, the chant continues until one reaches the first temple dedicated to Lord Narasimha. Photography inside the sanctum is strictly prohibited, which helps preserve the sanctity of the space. The sequence of the sanctums is as follows: First: Lord Narasimha, Lord Anjaneya, and Garuda Second: Lord Venkatachalapati Final: Radha Krishna Inside, one truly feels the divine bliss and a sense of oneness with Lord Krishna. The atmosphere stands out for its cleanliness, absence of beggars, and the fact that no one pressures you to make donations. While special darshan options are available, even the free darshan is fulfilling and complete. On the way out, there are stalls with spiritual books such as Lord Krishna Leela and the Bhagavad Gita. A variety of good-quality food items are also available at very reasonable prices. Additionally, hot khichdi prasad is continuously served to devotees, adding to the overall divine experience.

The ISKCON Temple in Bangalore is very well maintained and offers a peaceful atmosphere. It welcomes both devotees and tourists, giving the place a lively yet spiritual feel. The surroundings are clean, organized, and ideal for prayer or meditation. Accessibility is also convenient, as it’s located close to the Green Line metro station.

Visited ISKCON Temple recently – a serene and spiritually uplifting place. The temple’s architecture is stunning, with beautifully decorated interiors and a peaceful ambience. The daily rituals and bhajans create a divine atmosphere, making it perfect for meditation and devotion. Well-maintained and welcoming, it’s a must-visit for anyone seeking spiritual solace in Bengaluru.