Sri Sri Krishna Balaram Mandir (ISKCON Vrindavan)

It was a very pleasant atmosphere. The cleanliness was amazing. The management of the temple is very good. Photography was not allowed inside the temple.
The hymns here touch the heart.
The best part here is to chant the mantra 108 times(Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare).

A spiritual experience through which one can discover inner space that is empty where you can fold yourself and settle inward, anytime anywhere and in any situation. Not one of my best places but the only one best place ever.✨

We recently visited the Sir Sir Krishna Balaram Temple in Vrindavan, and it was an incredibly serene and spiritually enriching experience. The temple's ambiance resonated with peace, offering a haven for deep reflection and connection.

The sacredness of the place was palpable; the divine aura of Lord Krishna and Lord Balaram enveloped the entire area, creating an atmosphere of tranquility. The architecture itself was awe-inspiring, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the region.

The temple staff were exceptionally welcoming and hospitable, eager to assist and share their knowledge about the temple's history and significance. Their warmth added immensely to our visit, making us feel not just like visitors, but as cherished guests on a spiritual journey.

What made our visit even more memorable was the way the temple embraced family experiences. It was heartening to witness people of all ages, from children to elders, engaging in prayer, meditation, and various cultural activities. The temple's inclusive atmosphere made it a perfect place for families seeking both spiritual solace and moments of togetherness.

Overall, our time at Sir Sir Krishna Balaram Temple was more than just a visit; it was an unforgettable journey that touched our hearts and souls. I would highly recommend this sacred place to anyone seeking a blend of spirituality, cultural richness, and a great family experience.

One of the finest place visited in recent time. I visited with my family for two consecutive days once in evening and then in next day afternoon. Afternoon rush was low. Though one will get low rush in week days. Free shoe racks are available inside the premises.

Street food was good in taste. One should really go for a glass of milk.

To me, there is a much better vibe when there is less chaos- unless that is why u r here - for the sheer madness of Holi 🤨. The tour groups started arriving yesterday 3/22 - so get there early, it gets worse as the day/week progresses. Many roads r closed to cars and u may need a tuktuk to get to your hotel - many of the drivers will refuse to take u where u want to go or take u somewhere else than try to upcharge u - walking may be faster BUT motor cycles, mopeds, etc. are allowed where there should only be pedestrians (I wish!) and the prevailing thinking is the longer u blow the horn someone will eventually get out of your way. Many of the drivers r intoxicated - which doesn’t help. If u have any type of sensory overload issue - and u probably already know this - avoid Holi in Vrindavan at all costs. But if u r here exactly for that reason/pilgrimage - u won’t be disappointed. Radhe Radhe.

ISKCON Vrindavan during the vibrant festival of Holi was nothing short of magical. Nestled in the heart of the holy town, this spiritual haven offers an enchanting blend of tradition, devotion, and festivity.

As we entered the premises, we were greeted with the melodious chanting of Hare Krishna mantras, filling the air with an aura of serenity and devotion. The temple, adorned with colorful flowers and intricate decorations, emanated a sense of joyous celebration.

One of the finest place visited in the First day of New Year. I visited with my family for two consecutive days once in evening and then in next day afternoon. Afternoon rush was low. Though one will get low rush in week days. Free shoe racks are available inside the premises.

Very soothing atmosphere inside the Iskcon Temple of Vrindavan where you can enjoy from within and it will purify you from inside once you dwell into the rythm of the chants ongoing. It will make you vibe with the chants and within no time you will be singing the mahamantra - "HARE KRISHNA HARE KRISHNA, KRISHNA KRISHNA HARE HARE, HARE RAMA HARE RAMA, RAMA RAMA HARE HARE" with all the devotees together. I really felt genuinely happy from within and was siting there for more than an hour.

Recently in my one day of Vrindavan trip i visited iskcon temple was in bit hurry so I didn’t got that much of time to sit for long hours,
Its really relaxing,serene and calming experience…
Whole Vrindavan is so serene and peaceful wherever you can cherish spirituality…Place is all about Shri Krishna…
Best part of temple is great vibes so helpful staff and so touching tourists🧿
Don’t forget to taste best ever prasad…
Unforgettable experience 😇🙏🏻

P.S - Bake bihari ki Jai🧿😇

Closing time :- 12 to 4 PM daily.
Best thing is, they serve Daliya Khichdi (Boiled cooked Pulses with Rice) without oil and Spices daily. Anybody either visitor or other can have it.
They Provide shoes store facility for free.

ISKCON Mathura, also known as Sri Krishna-Balaram Mandir, is a vibrant temple dedicated to Lord Krishna and his brother Balarama. Managed by the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), this temple serves as a spiritual hub for devotees seeking to deepen their connection with Lord Krishna through bhakti (devotional) practices.

The temple's architecture is inspired by traditional Vedic designs, with intricate carvings and vibrant colors adorning its exterior and interior. Inside the temple, devotees can participate in various spiritual activities such as kirtan (devotional singing), arati (worship rituals), and discourses on the teachings of Lord Krishna.

One of the highlights of ISKCON Mathura is the beautifully landscaped gardens surrounding the temple, providing a serene environment for meditation and contemplation. Additionally, the temple hosts various cultural and educational programs aimed at promoting Vedic wisdom and fostering spiritual growth among its visitors.

Overall, ISKCON Mathura offers devotees and visitors alike a sacred space to connect with Lord Krishna and immerse themselves in the rich spiritual heritage of India.

The Gates of Holy Temple are closed from 1:30P.M. to 4:30P.m. and then It's open Until 8:30 P.m. IST in Night.
Such a Holy and pure Vibe, it's super Busy on weekends specially at time of Opening i.e. around 4:30 in evening.
Visit around 5 in the evening. Or in Morning time.
Hare Krishna Hare Krishna, Krishna krishna hare hare. That's something that kept on reiterating in my mind.
Peace and Divine that will help you connect better with your Own self.

This is a osome place for peace gaining. There is place where you can site on silent place and you can chant mantras for your peace. Many people came here to dance on Shri Krishna bhajan you feel very peace.

The ISKCON Temple, also known as the Sri Sri Krishna Balaram Mandir, is a grand temple that holds a special significance for devotees of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness1. The temple is located in the Raman Reti area of Vrindavan, the same village where Krishna and Balaram played more than five thousand years ago1.

Visitors are greeted by the brilliant white marble archway of Srila Prabhupada’s samadhi, an architectural wonder of winding peacock stairways and intricately carved walls and domes1. Upon entering, one is transported to a spiritual world, with the sunken black and white checkered marble courtyard, beautified by a living tamal tree

The aura here is just wow, no matter how much you prepare yourself , you'll be amazed at the atmosphere; do take an hour extra in your time schedule when visiting this place because you'll never want to get out from here. RADHE KRISHNA 🙏

The ISKCON temple in Vrindavan is a beautiful and serene place that offers a spiritual experience to all its visitors. The temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna and is one of the most popular pilgrimage sites in India.

The atmosphere inside the temple is peaceful and calming, with devotees chanting hymns and prayers to the divine. The temple also has a spacious courtyard where visitors can sit and meditate in the serene surroundings.

Sir Krishna Balaram Temple in Vrindavan, and it was an incredibly serene and spiritually enriching experience. The temple's ambiance resonated with peace, offering a haven for deep reflection and connection.

Wow! What an experience.

Atmosphere is full of happiness with Lord Krishna spirituality. Everyone is laughing, singing, dancing taking Parshad, doing chanting. I am with short of words to explain the atmosphere. The one who will visit then only understand the vibes.

I would suggest you to visit the place once a time and stay here for at-least 3-4 hours.

The atmosphere inside the temple is peaceful and calming, with devotees chanting hymns and prayers to the divine. The temple also has a spacious courtyard where visitors can sit and meditate in the serene surroundings.

It is a Gaudiya Vaishnava temple located in the city of Vrindavan, Mathura district, in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. The temple is dedicated to the Hindu gods Krishna and Balarama.

I visited Vrindavan last month during the 2nd week of December. I was solo and here's my experience -
Mathura is the birthplace of Bhagvan Shri Krishna. Once you step into Mathura Junction and start moving towards Vrindavan, you can feel the vibe of the place. People mostly addressed me as 'mataji' and 'radhe'. I was there in Vrindavan for two days. Every evening I used to sit under that big tree inside ISKCON premises and listen to the kirtan performed by talented devotees. It was a surreal experience that cant be put into words. Something changes inside if you are a true lover of Shri Madhav 🫶🙏🙏
Every human, once in their lifetime must come ISKCON Vrindavan.
The temple offers delicious khichdi prasadam at 7pm every evening. It was like my life got fulfilled as I ate Shri Madhav's prasadam. The temple timings are same for ISKCON, Banke Bihari and Prem Mandir. It opens at 8:30am in the morning and closes at 12:30pm and again the opening hours are from 4:30pm to 8:30pm.

I bought books from the bookstalls inside. There's a market outside ISKCON from where you can buy gifts and other necessary items.
I intend to visit Vrindavan soon.
Hare Krishna 🙏