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Located in the Yeshwantpur area close to the metro, this ISKCON temple on top a small hillock is a must visit for both residents and visitors. The one feature I liked the most which I did not find in any of the temples I have visited so far is while waiting in queue on the way to sanctum, there is square tiles which are raised on which we need to stand and chant a mantra once before we take a next step. Thus , you will chant the mantra many times and mentally condition yourself with God's name and thus cutting out any other thoughts and thus focus on the God. One has option, not to take this route as there is another route to the sanctum without these steps. Overall, the temple premise is always kept clean. volunteers help in getting to know various aspects of the temple, membership and also there is an outlet that sells books and artifacts. On the whole , a must visit place for the sheer beauty and the calming effect it has on the mind.

Amazing place for you to find peace in the busy city....You'll feel a divine connection to yourself the inner universe which is inside you..... Very big structure, clean, and spiritual.....

There is something unique about ISKON temples, whether you are in Mumbai or Chennai, you fell in love with vibrant positive energy, Krishna chanting or whole atmosphere. You want to be there and spend a long time, just be closer to Krishna. A great holy place, a must visit.

The Temple sitting atop a hill is a very peaceful and no hasselling with vendors and beggars.The amazing work that ISKON is doing by feeding school children in the biggest and most succesful mid meal programme is conducted at thefoot of this hill. This particular industrialised kitchen feeds 97000 government going school children 6 days a week. This is one of the 2 kitchens in central Bengaluru and employees around 300 people thus not only encouraging parents to send thir kids to get a free meal - through education - but also supports over 1000 people through employment ! The kitchens and schools are dotted in most states in India the whole concept created by Chanchal Pratidasa about 12 years ago today feeds 1.4 million children a day - 6 days a week - on $12.50 a year !!! AMAZING. Ask to visit - they are very well coming.

Temple has structured administration. Well maintained. I visited on a Sunday.Nice to see people dancing.Krishna consciousness.well maintained temple. Must visit place in Bangalore.

As a visitor, it's worth going for the cultural experience, but you need to be ready for the relentless commercial atmosphere. As a foreigner, it starts early, as you'll be sent to one of the special lines that costs more but gets you closer to the statues. It's worth it to get the chance to talk to the priests, but once you're done, you need to negotiate a very long and twisting line filled with people trying to sell you things. The place is beautiful, and culturally important, and that makes it worth it. Just be ready.(Couldn't resist being the 1000th review. Hope I timed it right!)

Its One of the cleanest temple I have visited. Very calm and quiet atmosphere. It fills up the air with the chanting of hare rama hare krishna all over..

The architecture of ISKCON temple is beautiful. But the managing committee has made it too commercial. The moment you step out of the temple, you enter the shopping area. The shop has all kinds of stuffs. Children items are majorly available. Cafeteria area is also pretty huge.

ISKON Hare Krishna Temple is a magnificent, modern, yet ancient looking, intricately designed temple, with the main deity being Lord Sri Radha Krishna. It is not only a temple of many deities, but also a charitable institute and a cultural center. The other main deities are Krishna Balarama, Nitai Gauranga, Srinivasa Govinda and Prahlada Narasimha! One can read about the stories about these deities that easily takes you to the Satyayuga and Dwapara Yuga.The decoration of the statue is intricately done and looks most beautiful. Even non-believers may turn into believers on seeing the smiling Lord Krishna with Goddess Radha.ISKON Bangalore "Akshaya-Patra" program supports several 100's of schools around Bangalore city and rural areas with sumptuous, nutrition rich, hot, freshly cooked afternoon meals. Their kitchen is massive and for 1000's of kids! You may please donate for this cause.ISKON also supports Gow-Rasha (Cow Protection) and has Gow-Shalas...ISKON also provides used clothes, but in good condition, to many destitute and poor people. If you have any used clothes (not torn and stained) in good condition, please donate them to ISKON, Bangalore.If you are a Bangalorean, a weekly visit is a must to this temple.

This place is must visit. A fried was member of Iskon society and he took me there. A differ aroma than the rest of the work. Spent some quite moments there. It was such a relief.