The temple is beautiful and well maintained. There are few shops selling religious items and other stuff. They also have Govinda resturant (recommended) and a fast food canteen. If you want to eat for free, go to their gaushala that has free food whole day. You can't take your vehicle there so use e-rickshaw. Do ensure that he drops you at main gate (Gate 1) else otherwise they will make you fool and you will have to walk a lot.

Upon arriving at the temple, you'll find a shoe stand at the entrance with limited capacity. If possible, it's advisable to leave your footwear there. Upon entering, you'll immediately encounter the Samadhi of Srila Prabhupada, the revered founder of ISKCON. No need to climb stairs for this visit. On the right side, you'll find a hall exhibiting various forms of Krishna, worth a brief five-minute visit. Adjacent to this, there are 2-3 shops selling assorted items related to ISKCON. Moving forward, you'll reach the main temple where Kirtan, devotional singing, is ongoing throughout the day. It's highly recommended to participate in this soul-stirring activity. The temple is typically heavily crowded at all times. Afterwards, you can spend some time in the small courtyard area in front of the deities, where you can sit and soak in the spiritual atmosphere. As you exit, you'll pass by Govindam, the temple's restaurant. If you wish, you can enjoy a meal or grab some fast food there.

Beautiful energy, beautiful altars and beautiful singing. The energy and chanting here is also electrifying. There is a lovely restaurant in the facility as well as so many opportunities for learning, purchase of books, decorations and prasadam.

If you have been to any other iskon temple, you may not find anything different. Similar layout. 3 lord temples, and a big aangan opposite the idol where people chant . A place to eat, very hygienic. Clean toilets and drinking water. You will feel holy and serene