ISKCON Temple Bangalore: A Complete Visitor Guide

Perched on Hare Krishna Hill in Rajajinagar, the ISKCON Temple Bangalore is one of the largest Krishna temples in the world — a striking blend of traditional temple architecture and modern design.

What to see

• Gold-tipped shikhara towers and a soaring glass-and-stone façade.
• The main shrine of Radha Krishna, plus shrines to Srinivasa Govinda and Prahlada Narasimha.
• A multimedia exhibition on Vedic culture and a vegetarian food court.

Festivals & experiences

The temple comes alive during Janmashtami and other festivals. Don’t leave without trying the famous prasadam, and the kirtans are a serene experience any day of the week.

Visitor information

• Location: Hare Krishna Hill, Rajajinagar, West Bangalore.
• Timings: typically 7:15am–1pm and 4pm–8:30pm (verify on festival days).
• Entry: free; expect queues on weekends and festivals.

Living nearby

The temple sits in Rajajinagar, a well-connected central-west locality next to Malleshwaram. Both offer great metro access — read our Rajajinagar rental guide to learn more.

Continue exploring with our Bangalore tourist guide, or find a home in the area.