
ISKCON Vrindavan
Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh, India
The Krishna-Balaram Mandir where Srila Prabhupada lived and rests — world-circling kirtan on Vrindavan's parikrama road.
Why visit: 24-hour kirtan energy and Prabhupada's marble samadhi.
- ›Mangala aarti at 4:30 AM
- ›Prabhupada samadhi
- ›Govinda's prasadam
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Best time
Oct–Mar
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹100–300
Duration
1–2 hrs
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