Our Story
Built by devotion, kept by community.
ISKCON Bhiwadi serves as a spiritual home for the millennium city, offering the teachings of Bhakti Yoga as taught by Srila Prabhupada to people from every walk of life. The temple’s deities, Sri Sri Radha Govind Dev, are lovingly worshipped through daily aarti, bhajans, and seasonal festivals.
Beyond darshan, the temple runs a full calendar of study circles, youth forums, and community meals — a gathering place as much as a place of worship.
- Daily deity darshan & aarti, open to all visitors
- Weekly Bhagavad Gita study circles
- Sunday Love Feast & kirtan evenings
- Festival celebrations throughout the year
Temple Hours
Today’s Darshan & Aarti
The temple opens its doors five times a day for darshan — each aarti marking a different moment in the deities’ daily routine.
Timings shift slightly during festivals — please check the notice board on arrival.
Get Involved
Programs for every seeker
Whether you’re new to the philosophy or have practiced for years, there’s a circle for you.
GITA CIRCLE
Bhagavad Gita Classes
Weekly evening sessions unpacking the Gita’s teachings in plain, everyday language — open to newcomers.
SUNDAY FEAST
Kirtan & Love Feast
An evening of chanting, a short talk, and a free vegetarian feast prepared as an offering to the deities.
YOUTH FORUM
Bhakti for Young Adults
A space for students and young professionals to explore spiritual life alongside peers navigating the same city.
Calendar
Festivals through the year
The temple comes alive at each major festival — decorated, crowded, and full of kirtan.
March
Gaura Purnima
Appearance of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu
September
Janmashtami
Sri Krishna’s appearance day
September
Radhashtami
Appearance of Srimati Radharani
November
Kartik / Diwali
Month-long lamp offerings
Plan Your Visit
Address: CB-03, 1st Floor, Bachat Bazaar, Near to chitra electronics and mansa chowk, Arawali Vihar, Bhiwadi
Open: 4:30 AM – 8:30 PM, all days
Dress code: Modest, temple-appropriate attire is appreciated
Parking: On-site parking available for visitors
Support the Temple
Sevas and donations help sustain daily worship, festival celebrations, and community meal programs.
Every contribution, large or small, is offered directly in service of the deities.
Make a Donation