ISKCON Temple
Mumbai, India
- Admire the deities of Radha and Krishna
- Attend the morning aarti
- Browse the spiritual books and souvenirs
- Enjoy a vegetarian meal at Govinda's
- Participate in kirtans and chanting
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Description:
ISKCON Temple Juhu, located in the bustling city of Mumbai, is a haven of tranquility and spiritual rejuvenation. Dedicated to Lord Krishna, this temple offers a serene escape from the city's hustle. Visitors can immerse themselves in the devotional atmosphere, admire the intricate architecture, and participate in the daily aartis and kirtans. The temple complex also houses a restaurant serving delicious vegetarian meals and a gift shop offering a variety of spiritual books and souvenirs. The beautiful deities of Radha and Krishna are the main attraction, adorned with vibrant clothing and ornaments. The temple's peaceful ambiance and the rhythmic chanting create a truly uplifting experience. Whether you seek spiritual solace or simply a moment of peace, ISKCON Temple Juhu is a must-visit destination in Mumbai.
History:
ISKCON Temple Juhu was established in 1978. A prominent industrialist, Mr. Sumati Morarjee, donated the land for the temple. The temple's construction was inspired by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, the founder of ISKCON. Over the years, the temple has become a significant spiritual center for the local community and attracts devotees from all over the world. It has played a vital role in promoting the teachings of Lord Krishna and fostering a sense of community among followers. The temple has also been actively involved in various social welfare activities, including food distribution and educational programs.