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ISKCON Bangalore

#6de 8 lugares para visitar en BengaluruBengaluru, Karnataka

También conocido como Sri Radha Krishna Temple · Hare Krishna Hill

Respuesta rápida

Horario: Weekdays: 04:30 – 05:20 and 07:15 – 13:15. La entrada es gratuita. Calcula 1.5 hrs. Mejor momento: 07:15 – 08:30.

Actualizado el 18 septiembre 2026 · Redactado por Traveliac, con ayuda de IA · 4 min de lectura

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Horario: Weekdays: 04:30 – 05:20 and 07:15 – 13:15; Then 16:15 – 20:20. Weekends and public holidays: 04:30 – 05:20 and 07:15 – 20:20.
Precio de entrada: Gratis
Tiempo necesario: 1.5 hrs
Mejor momento del día: 07:15 – 08:30
Mejores meses: Oct – Mar
Dirección: Hare Krishna Hill, Chord Road, Rajajinagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560010

Sobre ISKCON Bangalore

ISKCON Bangalore's Sri Radha Krishna Temple sits atop a rise in Rajajinagar that the organisation itself named Hare Krishna Hill, on land granted by the Karnataka government. The complex houses several separate shrines under one roof rather than a single sanctum: Radha-Krishna as the primary deities, alongside Sri Prahalada Narasimha, Nitai-Gauranga, and a shrine to Srila Prabhupada, ISKCON's founder. The architecture blends a Dravidian-style entrance tower with modern construction techniques and materials, giving the complex a scale closer to a contemporary pilgrimage centre than a traditional single-deity temple. The temple functions as one of the larger ISKCON complexes anywhere, drawing both dedicated devotees and casual visitors who come as much for the hilltop views over Rajajinagar as for darshan itself. A separate ISKCON campus, Vaikuntha Hill on Kanakapura Road, operates independently on the opposite side of the city — the two are frequently confused in trip planning, so confirm which address applies before booking transport.

Mejor momento del día: 07:15 – 08:30. Right after the morning gates open, ahead of the midday and evening crowds that build once offices and schools let out.

Horario de ISKCON Bangalore

Horario: Weekdays: 04:30 – 05:20 and 07:15 – 13:15; Then 16:15 – 20:20. Weekends and public holidays: 04:30 – 05:20 and 07:15 – 20:20.
Cierra los: Abierto todos los días

Horario recopilados de iskconbangalore.org y registros públicos, última actualización el 18 septiembre 2026. Pueden cambiar sin previo aviso — confírmalos antes de viajar. Cómo escribimos estas guías

Precio de entrada de ISKCON Bangalore

Entry fees for ISKCON Bangalore
Entrada	Precio
Visitantes indios	Gratis
Visitantes extranjeros	Gratis
Niños	Gratis
Cámara	Gratis

General darshan is free for all visitors; the temple runs on voluntary donations. Third-party tourism sites mention a ₹150 special-darshan queue-skip ticket, but this is not confirmed on the temple's own website — as of 2026, ask at the information counter. Photography is not permitted inside the shrine halls at any price.

Precios recopilados de iskconbangalore.org y registros públicos, última actualización el 18 septiembre 2026. Pueden cambiar sin previo aviso — confírmalos antes de viajar. Cómo escribimos estas guías

Mejor época para visitar ISKCON Bangalore

Quiet
Moderate
Busy

04:30 – 05:20
Mangala AartiBest time to go
Early-morning ritual session draws committed devotees rather than tourists. Quiet, ritual-focused atmosphere.
Quiet
07:15 – 10:00
Morning Opening
Gates reopen for the day; steady but manageable flow of visitors and devotees through the shrine halls.
Moderate
10:00 – 13:00
Midday Peak
Tour groups and family visitors concentrate in this window, particularly on weekends. Queues build at the shoe counter and security check.
Busy
16:15 – 20:20
Evening Session
Evening aarti draws the day's largest crowd, especially after 18:00 as office-goers and families arrive together.
Busy

Historia de ISKCON Bangalore

ISKCON Bangalore's Hare Krishna Hill campus developed as the movement's primary South Indian centre, built on land allotted by the state government specifically for the temple project. The choice of a hilltop site in Rajajinagar gave the complex room to grow beyond a single shrine into the multi-deity arrangement it houses today, combining the central Radha-Krishna sanctum with dedicated halls for Narasimha and for Srila Prabhupada, the Bengali-born founder who established ISKCON in New York in 1966 before the movement expanded back into India.

The temple's growth mirrors ISKCON's broader trajectory in Karnataka: what began as a single congregation site expanded into a full campus with halls for public programs, a restaurant, and retail space for religious texts and prasadam, drawing large numbers of both religious devotees and general visitors who treat it as a Bengaluru landmark independent of faith.

Normas y etiqueta en ISKCON Bangalore

Shoes must be removed before entering the temple halls; a footwear counter operates near the entrance for a small fee. Modest or traditional dress is expected — shorts and casual sleeveless wear are discouraged, and visitors arriving in beachwear or gym clothes may be asked to cover up before entering.

Photography and videography are not permitted inside any of the shrine halls; phones should be put away rather than raised for a quick photo, as staff actively enforce this rule. Alcohol, tobacco, and other intoxicants are strictly banned across the entire complex, not just the shrine interiors.

Only small bags are allowed past the entrance for security reasons — larger bags and backpacks are better left at accommodation before visiting. The temple's tightly staged darshan hours mean arriving just before a session opens, rather than mid-session, avoids the longest waits at the shoe counter and security check.

Consejos para visitar ISKCON Bangalore

1
Visit right at the 07:15 weekday opening or the equivalent weekend slot — the temple's own published hours show a gap in the middle of the weekday schedule, and missing the window means waiting until 16:15 for the halls to reopen. Weekend and holiday hours run continuously from morning to evening, making Saturday or Sunday simpler for travellers without a fixed itinerary.
2
The complex includes a restaurant and shop selling prasadam and religious texts, worth budgeting extra time for after darshan rather than treating the visit as a quick stop. The hilltop position gives genuine views over Rajajinagar's rooftops, a detail worth pausing for on the way out rather than heading straight for the exit.
3
Reach the temple via Yeshwantpur Railway Station or the Mahalakshmi/Sandal Soap Factory Metro stations rather than relying on street parking, which fills quickly during the busy morning and evening darshan windows.

Cómo llegar a ISKCON Bangalore

La estrella roja es ISKCON Bangalore; los pines numerados son los 4 lugares más cercanos de nuestras guías, cada uno con su clasificación en su ciudad. Toca un pin para ver más detalles.

Hare Krishna Hill, Chord Road, Rajajinagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560010Cómo llegar en Google Maps

Desde Kempegowda International Airport (BLR)
₹650–₹950
33 km · 55–80 min
Prepaid cab
Desde Yeshwantpur Railway Station
₹60–₹100
2.2 km · 8–12 min
Auto
Desde Mahalakshmi Metro Station
₹10–₹35
0.8 km · 10 min walk
Metro fare depending on origin

Aeropuerto más cercano

Desde Kempegowda International Airport (BLR)

approximately 33 km, 55–80 minutes by road.

Estación de tren más cercana

Desde Yeshwantpur Railway Station

approximately 2.2 km; Mahalakshmi and Sandal Soap Factory stations on the Namma Metro Green Line are roughly a 10-minute walk away.

Preguntas frecuentes sobre ISKCON Bangalore

Is there an entry fee at ISKCON Bangalore?

No. General darshan is free for all visitors and the temple operates on voluntary donations. A separate paid queue-skip ticket is mentioned on some tourism sites but is not confirmed on the temple's own website, so ask directly at the information counter.

Can I take photos inside ISKCON Bangalore?

No. Photography and videography are not permitted inside the shrine halls under any circumstances. Visitors may photograph the exterior and hilltop grounds outside the temple building.

What is the difference between ISKCON Bangalore's Hare Krishna Hill and Vaikuntha Hill?

Hare Krishna Hill in Rajajinagar is ISKCON Bangalore's main and original temple campus. Vaikuntha Hill on Kanakapura Road is a separate, newer ISKCON campus on the opposite side of the city — confirm which address you are travelling to before booking a cab.

What are ISKCON Bangalore's opening hours?

On weekdays the temple opens 04:30–05:20 and again 07:15–13:15, then 16:15–20:20, with a midday closure in between. On weekends and public holidays it stays open continuously from 07:15 to 20:20 after the early Mangala Aarti session.

Redactado con ayuda de IA a partir de fuentes oficiales y registros públicos, y publicado solo tras las comprobaciones descritas en Cómo escribimos estas guías. Nadie de Traveliac ha visitado este lugar. Última actualización el 18 septiembre 2026. Cómo clasificamos y verificamos los lugares