Located on the west of Chord road at Hare Krishna Hill in Jaynagar, Iskcon Shri Radha Krishna Temple is visited by large number of devotees daily. About 6000 to 8000 devotees pay visits to this temple everyday. The temple is dedicated to Hindu deities, Radha and Krishna. This temple is said to be the ISKCON’s largest temple complex in the world.

The temple is popularly called as the ISKCON temple as it is built by the ISKCON cult. This magnificent structure is spread over an area of 7 acres. This temple is one of the most gorgeous shrines made by ISKCON. This temple is easily accessible and can be reached by hiring taxis.

Started under the global project of ISKCON, this grand shrine was built to commemorate the birthday of its founder Sri Prabhupada. Former president of India Sh. Shankar Dayal Sharma inaugurated the ISKCON Shri Radha Krishna Temple in Bangalore in May 1997.

Main Shrine at Isckon Temple in Bangalore is known as the Rajagopuram and is adorned with beautifully ornamented arches and illuminated water jets. Mesmerizingly beautiful idols of Radha-Krishna occupy the main shrine. Besides this main shrine, there are other smaller shrines also which include shrines dedicated to Sri Sri Krishna Balrama, Sri Prahlada Narasimha, Sri Nitai Gauranga and Sri Srinivasa Govinda. There is a huge hall of about 10,000 sq. feet which houses the main shrine and two other shrines. Russian painters were engaged to embellish the ceiling of the hall with paintings.

The design of the temple is fascinating. Its architectural style incorporates the blend of traditional architecture and ultra-modern concepts. This remarkable structure was deigned by Madhu Pandit Dasa (President and Project director) and Jagat Chandra Dasa, who are ardent devotees of Radha-Krishna. The entire temple complex is divided into many sections. To admire completely, the structure and the aura of the temple, you have to see it with your eyes. Its beauty can not be bound into words.

The most jovial celebration is the festival of Janamashtami, the birthday of Lord Krishna.
All the visitors to the temple are given a bowl of Khichadi (boiled rice and pulse together) as the Prasdam, the God’s Food. This temple is one of the most famous temples in Bangalore.