i have seen delhi ISKCON temple as well,i think this is bigger than delhi temple ,holy place,feeling relax ,lift,food are there.

Hare Rama, Hare Krishna this melody will go to your ear & mind as you enter the premises, its very nicely managed & clean. you have to stand in a que to get Darshan, when you enter the temple you will get relaxed & forget all the tensions, you can sit for a while & enjoy the relax environment. only... More

It is a must visit place in Bangalore.Try to reach this place at around sevenish so that you can attend the Aarti at 8-15 pm.There is avery good restaurant called Swad.The prasad in the form of khichdi is very delicious

good spread, very good quality and can eat without 'fear'...great value for money, super ice cream and dessert... great place and super service

This is a well maintained Lord Krishna temple in Bangalore and would be really good to visit this place during your Bangalore trip.

Was totally taken aback by the crowd here last weekend! My parents were visiting and had heard a lot about the Iskcon temple in Bangalore so wanted to visit the same. Firstly it was really far away from where we stay and to top it all it was super-crowded when we reached there! There were queues of hundred of people... More

Temple is located at Nice place. I like aminities in Temple premises more than temple. Nice Food to eat in cafeteria.

The temple is located on a hill, which gives a nice view of the city around. It is very unique, since the architecture is a fusion of traditional and modern styles. The temple complex has got 3 temples , 1 in each level/floor. The deities include: Lord Laxmi Narasimha, Lord Venkateshwara, and Radha- Krishna. Not to forget the prasada distributed... More

The best maintained and cleanest places of Hindu worship. Lord Krishna looks so beautiful and connects well with all devotees. From dawn, you hear positive energy reverberations through the entire temple. Chanting, singing and dancing puts you in a happy frame of mind. There are many pratishtas of various gods. The poojas are conducted through all the little temples and... More