ISKCON Kurukshetra
कुरुक्षेत्र  •  The Land of Dharma

The Sacred Land
Where Lord Krishna
Spoke theBhagavad Gita

Experience devotion, timeless wisdom, and compassionate service in the holy land that transformed Arjuna and continues to inspire millions.

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A Land Divinely Chosen

The Sacred Land of Kurukshetra

Where Dharma was protected, where the Bhagavad Gita was spoken, and where Lord Krishna revealed the eternal wisdom for all mankind.

Lord Krishna delivering the Bhagavad Gita to Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra

It is here, on this land, that Lord Krishna delivered the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita.

Bhagavad Gita 2.47

Timeless Significance

Kurukshetra is one of the holiest places in India, woven with divine history and scriptures.

Sun chariot with horse statues at Kurukshetra

Land of Dharma

It is the sacred land where Lord Krishna guided Arjuna on duty, righteousness, and the path of Dharma.

Silhouette of Krishna and Arjuna on a chariot at sunset

Home of the Bhagavad Gita

Here, Krishna revealed eternal wisdom to Arjuna, teachings that continue to inspire millions across the world.

Bhagavad Gita book beside a brass lamp and prayer beads

A Living Spiritual Legacy

ISKCON Kurukshetra continues this legacy through devotion, service, and spiritual awakening.

ISKCON devotees singing kirtan together in the temple hall
10+
Years of Service
Dedication to Krishna Consciousness
50K+
Devotees Served
Through our programs and initiatives
1M+
Meals Distributed
Through Annadaan and Seva
100+
Programs & Festivals
Celebrating devotion throughout the year
Sunlit marble hall of the ISKCON Kurukshetra temple

Come, Be a Part of This Divine Journey

Visit, Participate,
Serve & Grow Spiritually

A place of peace, devotion and spiritual awakening awaits you.

Plan Your Visit
Aerial view of the chariot-shaped ISKCON Kurukshetra temple with its horse statues
Kurukshetra, Haryana, IndiaA sacred destination for devotees and seekers from around the world.

A Place of Divine Connection

More Than a Temple,
It’s a Spiritual Home

ISKCON Kurukshetra is more than a place to visit; it is a place to belong. Rooted in the teachings of Lord Krishna and the vision of Srila Prabhupada, it brings together devotion, wisdom, service, and community.

Experience darshan, kirtan, devotional practices, and the wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita, while connecting with fellow devotees. Each visit offers an opportunity to deepen your connection with Krishna.

Divine Darshan

Experience the bliss of darshan and connect with the Supreme.

Spiritual Wisdom

Learn timeless teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and Srila Prabhupada.

Selfless Service

Engage in seva and help us serve the Lord and His creation.

Vibrant Community

Be a part of a loving community of devotees and grow together.

Daily Experiences

Join us in our daily practices and immerse yourself in devotion, wisdom and spiritual joy.

Rows of lit ghee lamps during Mangala Aarti
Mangala Aarti4:30 AM

Begin the day with the first darshan and prayers to the Lord.

Hands chanting on japa meditation beads
Japa Session5:30 AM

Chant the Holy Names in a peaceful setting of meditation and devotion.

Painting of devotees dancing and singing in kirtan
Kirtan & Classes7:00 AM

Take part in kirtan and deepen your understanding of Krishna’s teachings.

Priest offering a lamp to the Lord during Raj Bhoga Arati
Raj Bhoga Arati12:00 PM

Witness the offering of the day’s meal to the Lord with devotion and gratitude.

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Ghee lamp and japa beads held during Sandhya Aarti

Join Us For

Sandhya Aarti

6:15 PM

A divine evening ritual that brings peace, joy and spiritual upliftment.

Service to Humanity Is Service to God

Our Seva. Real Impact.

Every act of seva at ISKCON Kurukshetra creates a ripple of compassion, touching lives and inspiring spiritual growth.

1M+
Meals Distributed
200+
Children Supported
25K+
Bhagavad Gitas Shared
100+
Seva Initiatives

Our Seva Initiatives

AnnadaanNourishing thousands every single day.
Youth ProgramsGuiding young people to find purpose and navigate life through the wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita.
Gau SevaCaring for cows with love, compassion, and devotion.
Gita DistributionSpreading timeless wisdom far and wide.
Be the reason for someone’s smile.Your support helps us continue our mission of selfless service and spiritual upliftment.
Sponsor AnnadaanFeed a soul. Share Krishna.or

We are trying to give people that happiness which will never be exhausted. That is our objective of happiness. – Srila Prabhupada

Your Donation, Their Blessing

Support Our Mission

Your contribution helps us in spiritual upliftment, service to humanity and preserving our timeless culture.

Illustration of a meditating sadhu

Sadhu Seva

Support the spiritual well-being of sadhus dedicated to serving Krishna consciousness.

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Temple Construction

Help us build a divine abode for worship, learning and community spiritual growth.

Illustration of a bowl of prasadam

Food For Life

Provide nutritious meals to devotees, visitors and the underprivileged every day.

Illustration of open hands offering a heart

General Donation

Support our ongoing activities and help us continue our mission seamlessly.

Illustration of sacred tulsi leaves

Ekadashi Donation

Feed and serve on this auspicious day of fasting and devotion.

Illustration of the Bhagavad Gita

Gita Daan

Sponsor the distribution of Bhagavad Gita and spread Krishna’s wisdom.

Every contribution is used with transparency and devotion.
100% TransparentEvery donation is accounted for and used responsibly.
Impactful SevaYour support creates a real positive impact.
Divine TrustWe are honoured to be stewards of your generosity.

Together, let’s build a better world rooted in spiritual wisdom and compassion.

Secure. Trusted. Blessed.

Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare
Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare

Events

Upcoming Events &
Festivals

Join us in divine celebrations and enriching programs.All are welcome.

Upcoming Events

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Celebrate. Learn. Serve. Grow.Be a part of our vibrant spiritual community and experience Krishna consciousness every day.

Insights & Inspiration

Wisdom for a Meaningful Life

Explore spiritual insights, stories, and practical wisdom from the teachings of Lord Krishna and the rich heritage of Kurukshetra.

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Guru Purnima: Meaning, Respect and Gratitude for GurusFestivals

Oct 16, 2026 5 min read

Guru Purnima: Meaning, Respect and Gratitude for Gurus

Guru Purnima is a hindu festival dedicated to honoring spiritual guides and academic gurus, teachers and mentors. It is a day in which we express gratitude for their guidance, knowledge and wisdom. The festival falls on the full moon day of the Hindu month of Ashadha usually in June or July. In 2027 Guru Purnima will be celebrated on Sunday, 18 July 2027. It is also known as Vyasa Purnima because it honours great sage Veda Vyasa. 

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Lohri Festival: Winter Harvest, Traditions and SignificanceFestivals

Oct 15, 2026 5 min read

Lohri Festival: Winter Harvest, Traditions and Significance

Lohri is a winter festival which is mainly seen within Punjab and its neighbouring regions of northern India. The date falls on January 13 in most years. It encompasses seasonal customs, folk traditions of the Punjab region and agricultural celebrations - all of which characterises the festival and its elements (bonfires, songs, dancing and foods).

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Dussehra: Date, History, Significance & CelebrationsFestivals

Oct 14, 2026 5 min read

Dussehra: Date, History, Significance & Celebrations

Dussehra is a festival of Hinduism that honours the triumph of good over evil. Dussehra in 2026 will be observed on Tuesday October 20. Dussehra, or Vijayadashami, commemorates the triumph of Goddess Durga over Mahishasura and also the triumph of Lord Rama over Ravana.

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Govardhan PujaFestivals

Oct 12, 2026 5 min read

Govardhan Puja

Govardhan Puja (Govardhana Puja) is also known as Annakut or Annakoot which means “mountain of food.” It is a Hindu festival celebrated on the day after Diwali. It falls on the first day of the bright fortnight (Shukla Paksha) of Kartika month. Govardhan Parvat is worshipped and 56 vegetarian sweets and dishes are offered as Chappan Bhog by devotees.

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Devotees Speak

Real Experiences. Real Transformations.

Heartfelt stories from devotees and visitors whose lives have been touched by Krishna’s grace at ISKCON Kurukshetra.

RM
Visiting ISKCON Kurukshetra was a life-changing experience. The serenity of the temple and the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita gave me direction and inner peace.
Rahul MehtaGurugram, Haryana
AS
The Gita classes at ISKCON helped me understand life better. The community is so loving and supportive. I feel truly connected to Krishna here.
Ananya SharmaDelhi, India
VB
We have been supporting Annadan Seva for the past two years. Knowing that food is served daily to thousands fills our hearts with gratitude and joy.
Vijay & Neeta BansalChandigarh, India
SM
The spiritual energy of Kurukshetra is unique. Standing on the land where Krishna spoke the Gita is an experience that words cannot describe.
Sophia MartinezSpain
MK
I offer online puja for my parents every month. Receiving the darshan updates makes us feel present at the temple despite the distance.
Meera KrishnanChennai, India
AP
Contributing to the temple construction is the most meaningful thing our family has done. We cannot wait to see the completed temple rise.
Arjun PatelLondon, UK
KR
Serving in the community kitchen taught me that seva is the purest form of devotion. Every day at the temple is a blessing.
Kavita RaoKurukshetra, Haryana
DW
I came as a visitor and left as a devotee. The kirtans, the aarti, the people — everything touched my heart deeply.
Daniel WeberGermany