ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness) was
established in the year 1997 and is one of the cultural juncture in the South
India. The temple symbolizes the Neo-classical style of sculptures and its
surrounding is padded with water jets and arches. The spiritual environment
within the holy complex greets tourist, who persists in search of peaceful
temple tour in India.
Hare Rama Hare Krishna temple is devoted to more than just a
place of worship. It was founded by the A.C.Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, the
shrine is an organization for religious education. It aims to form a religious
and cultural chain among all age group in all classes of the social group.
Chanting of religious songs, inspirational sayings goes on round the year.
During festivals, the number of visitors in the temple goes beyond
anticipations. Every year devotees, regardless of caste, religion and creed
take a trip to the Krishna temple and purify their thought process with holy
mantras and bhajans.
The entire ISKCON complex embraces an area of over 7 acres.
There are altogether 5 temples, a multi-vision theater, an organic products
outlet, an open-air auditorium, Vedic library and an art and craft outlet.
Also, there are Akshaya Patra outfitted kitchen and a pure vegetarian
restaurant, which provides luxurious food to foodies. Tourist, who are member
of the temple, can manage to have accommodation for some days at the guest house
and residential complexes. The structure blends Dravidian and modern
architectural styles jointly creating a impressive building dedicated to Lord
Krishna. The structure is also designed fantastically with modern facilities
such as multi-vision cinema theatre, computer aided presentation theatres,
vedic library and a preaching library. If you want to know more about the
temple and its founder, Swami Prabhupada, tourist can interact with officials
at the administrative offices. The revered temple sits a top Hare Krishna hill
in Rajainagar, situated nearly 10 Km away from Vidhana Soudha. It is located 7
Km from the Bengaluru railway station and 35 Km from the Bangalore
International Airport. Travelers can easily visit the temple when in the city.
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