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Lord Krishna is the highest force of all. He is a teacher, a philosopher, a shepherd’s child god, a pole star, a knight in shining armour, and for some, a way of life. City First brings to you famous Krishna Temples all across India which not only have a deep history but also are archaeological masterpieces that will tell you more about Lord Krishna’s life.

SRI RADHA KRISHNA TEMPLE, BANGALORE
One of the biggest ISKCON temples in the entire globe is the Sri Radha Krishna Temple in Rajajinagar, North Bangalore. Six shrines honouring Radha-Krishna, Krishna Balarama, Nitai Gauranga, Srinivasa Govinda, Prahlada Narasimha, and Srila Prabhupada are located within the temple complex. The temple’s design includes blue glasses that stunningly contrast the white sandstone walls. The temple also boasts a goldplated kalash shikara and a flag that is 17 metres high. The Vedic museum, the exhibition area, and the Vedic movie theatre are among the additional attractions on the temple grounds.

SRI KRISHNA-BALARAM MANDIR, VRINDAVAN
The original ISKCON temple in India was constructed in 1975. It is thought that Lord Krishna spent a significant portion of his boyhood in Vrindavan. Folklore holds that Lord Krishna performed Raas Leelas in Madhuban in Vrindavan. During Janmashtami, Madhuban hosts a number of folk performances, and the city’s aura draws tourists from a great distance away.

SRI SRI RADHA PARTHASARATHI MANDIR, DELHI
ISKCON shrine the Glory of India Vedic Cultural Center in Delhi is home to the largest sacred book in the entire globe. It is a well-known location in the temple complex where guests can study Hindu texts using multimedia tools. The “Astounding Bhagavad Gita,” which weighs 800 kg and is the world’s largest printed religious work, is included in it.

JAGANNATH TEMPLE, PURI, ODISHA
The well-known Lord Krishna Temple in India, Jagannath Temple, is one of the dhams of the illustrious Chardham Yatra. Both Buddhists and Hindus regard the temple as sacred. A beautifully carved wooden statue of Jagannath is located in the temple’s main sanctum, which is unique because stone murals are typically found in temples. The temple’s architecture is quite distinctive in many ways, such as the fact that it never casts a shadow. Even though the temple is close to the coast, you won’t be able to hear the waves as you enter the grounds of the building.

MAYAPUR CHANDRODAYA TEMPLE, MAYAPUR
Mayapur is located at the junction of the Hoogly and Jalangi rivers, roughly 130 kilometres from Kolkata. And ISKCON’s Mayapur Chandrodaya Temple has the most beautiful architecture ever seen. Along with the Gopis, the deities of Radha-Madhav, Srila Prabhupada, Lord Nrisingha Dev, and Pancatattva are present in the temple. Tourists can also stay in guest houses at ISKCON MAYAPUR.