iskcon temple- mumbai

Excellent all-round arrangement for devotees - from keeping the footwear to having prasad after the darshan of Lord Krishna. My children like to see the enactments of various scenes from Hindu mythology.

ISKON Temple is at Juhu area in Mumbai, also known as rasbihari Temple.The temple is famous at International Level. Iskon has chain of Temples of Lord Krishna across the world. Must vist a Religious place when you are in Mumbai.

They have a great buffet service - especially for veggies and Jains. Their welcome drinks are fab! The Jal jeera water, fresh juices. Also like their starters samosas, doklas and deserts. In main course I like the noodles. Peaceful environment, a place to go with family and relatives.

Temple is clean and peaceful. Do enjoy the great vegetarian fare which is both hygienic and affordable.

Pristine and Pious two words which come to mind when you enter this temple... Placed near the beach one should plan his/her day accordingly..

it has the best prasada and the temple are amazingly best ever with everything so planned and systemised.

Very vibrant place especially during the Aarti Time. Food is also very good, very organised and desciplined

Usually if you take the mumbai darshan bus, this iskcon temple forms a part of the itinerary.. very near to the famous Juhu beach, this temple has excellent architecture and in white.. try to visit it during their aarti time esp.. very nice

Hey recently visited iskcon temple with my family....its nearby Juhu beach...po\eople can visit temple and than go to Juhu beach....Its so peafull place..

excellent food at Govinda restaurant though I thought a bit pricey.The temple is really beautiful and I have stayed there almost 25 years back and it was nice and clean.

We visited this temple as part of a tour arranged by Mumbai Live (separate review) and it really is a beautiful temple.The carvings on the building are really intricate and are truly stunning. Many pieces hewn from one rock so a mistake would have been disastrous which just goes to highlight the sheer & total skill of the mason.Whilst there is a fairly busy street outside the temple grounds were very peaceful, just the gentle noise of tourists in awe of the place.We removed shoes and left them with one of the staff and went in to the temple itself on the upper floor. As we went up the carvings were still very noticeable and continued to amaze me.The inside of the temple was beautiful with lots of highly polished wood and a wonderful altar area at one end.One of the staff / adherents approached us and gave us a garland, blessed us and explained the religion and the temple. This was an added bonus for us and there was zero pressure, just a real desire to impart knowledge and history to visitors.I felt very much at peace in this temple, whilst it was busy there was pervading sense of calm that I liked very much. No other temple in Mumbai was as peaceful in an inner sense than this one for me.With the artwork, the stone carving, the architecture, the insight into another religion and the welcome we had it would be hard not to highly recommend this temple to any visitor to Mumbai. It is certainly very deserving of your time, a really beautiful place.

You will be spell bound to see the beauty of the temple. Don't exit from the temple without having food there.

Be prepared if you're going to visit the temple on a weekend, there are always droves of people. The inner temple is closed from 1pm-4pm so ensure that you are there either early in the morning or later in the afternoon.Shoes must be taken off as you enter in & there is a shoe storage place for free that is very reliable. The temple it self is nice enough, but the restaurant is well and truly the highlight.There is a stall with free vegetarian food after the temple service, which is worth the wait in the extraordinarily long line.All up, you could do this temple in around one hour!

although this temple seems a little far, it is worth the trip. the parking is a little messy, but once you manage to get in, you will feel satisfied. It is a beautiful, well managed temple, even when it is crowded, it is peaceful as it is very spacious, which allows you to actually sit down and meditate..

Great vegetarian food,nice n serene atmosphere.The buffet is fantastic,a great place to be for pure vegans including Jains as they cook food without any garlic n onions.The sweets are just wonderful n the overall ambience is great.Visited by celebrities very often n you would not be surpised to meet one of them for sure.