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ISKCON Temple

ISKCON, Mumbai is a part of the series of temples built across the world to propagate the message of Bhagwat Gita nad raise the consciousness about Lord Krishna. ISKCON temples are not mere places of worship or places of aesthetic and architectural beauty. These are symbol of intellectual development and mediums of movement on higher plane-spiritual plane.

The International Society for Krishna Consciousness(ISKCON) was initially raised as a spiritual society in New York to propagate the message of the Bhagwad Gita. It was founded by Swami Prabhupada. In India there are about 40 ISKCON temples. Contemplating the traditions of the ancient Vaishnava tradition, its philosophy and practice, these spiritual temples have left a mark on all mankind.

ISKCON temples are dedicated to Lord Krishna. Populary known as Hare Rama Hare Krishna Temple, ISKCON, Mumbai is situated at Juhu. At a stone’s throw away distance from Prithvi theatre, the temple is a connoisseurs delight. There are beautiful paintings inside and outside is just spell-binding. The architectural grandeur is just unmatched elsewhere. Jet-setting, orange- robed sadhus inside the premise add to the visual richness.

One can drop in for lunch at the ISKCON restaurant to taste the ancient curries and also take part in evening prayer and recital of Bhajans( devotional songs).