The Deities on the flower-decked altar at ISKCON Kurukshetra

Online Puja

Make Your Offering, Wherever You Are

Offer your seva through Prasadam, Deity Bhoga, Aarti, or Vigraha Seva. Your seva will become part of the daily worship offered to Sri Krishna. Worship Krishna Online.

Make an Offering

How your seva is offered

Every day, the temple kitchen prepares fresh Prasadam, which is first offered as Bhog to Sri Krishna before being served to visitors and distributed as Prasadam. The Deities are lovingly worshipped each day with flowers, beautiful garments, ornaments, and jewellery. Your seva helps sustain these sacred offerings and the daily service of the Deities. Through your online offering, you become a part of this ongoing service to Sri Krishna.

  1. Step 1: Choose Your
    Offering

    Choose the seva you wish to offer — Prasadam, Deity Bhog, Aarti, or Vigraha Seva.

  2. Step 2: Make Your
    Offering

    Complete your offering online and provide your name and other required details.

  3. Step 3: Receive
    Confirmation

    Once your seva is offered, you’ll receive a confirmation with the details of your offering.

Offer Bhog seva to deities

Offer sacred food to the Deities as part of their daily worship, from the first offering of the day to special Bhoga offerings.

₹1,100 / Bal Bhoga

The first Bhoga offering of the day, made during the early morning worship after Mangala Arati.

A thali of freshly prepared prasadam offered as Bhoga

₹3,100 / Praatar Bhoga

A morning offering of lovingly prepared food made to the Deities as part of their daily service.

A thali of freshly prepared prasadam offered as Bhoga

₹5,000 / Sandhya Bhoga

An evening Bhoga offering made to the Deities as part of the day’s continuing worship.

A thali of freshly prepared prasadam offered as Bhoga

₹25,000 / 56 Bhoga Seva

A special offering of 56 varieties of preparations made as an expression of devotion and loving service to the Deities.

A thali of freshly prepared prasadam offered as Bhoga

Want to donate Milk & Fruits?

Offer fresh milk and fruits as part of the daily Bhoga offered to the Deities.

Join in the offerings of Arti

Worship the Deities through sacred Aarti offered throughout the day and become a part of this devotional seva. You can also make your offering in your name or dedicate it to a loved one.

Aarti Seva

Offer Aarti,Wherever You Are

Distance may keep you away from the temple, but not from seva. Offer Aarti online and have your offering made as part of the Deities’ daily worship.

Aarti brings us closer.

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Select an Aarti Seva

Choose a contribution towards performing daily aarti in the temple.

Serve the Deities With Devotion

Offer heartfelt seva to the Deities through daily worship, sacred offerings, and loving service that nurtures devotion and spiritual connection.

A bouquet of orange and yellow gerbera flowers

Flower Seva

₹1,100

Offer fresh flowers to adorn the Deities and enrich their daily worship.

An embroidered teal poshak, a garment for the Deities

Poshak Seva

₹11,000

Offer beautiful garments to lovingly dress and adorn the Deities.

A set of pearl and gold ornaments for the Deities

Ornament Seva

₹11,000

Offer jewellery and sacred ornaments as part of the Deities’ divine adornment.

Sri Sri Radha Krishna adorned and decorated for darshan

Temple Decoration Seva

₹1,00,000

Beautify the Deities’ surroundings with flowers and sacred decorations.

Want to donate for Daily Vigraha Seva?

Support the everyday worship, care, and loving service offered to the Deities.

Why Offerings Are Auspicious

In Gaudiya Vaishnavism, an offering is an expression of love, devotion, and gratitude to Sri Krishna. When we offer food, flowers, garments, ornaments, or other seva, we offer them with the desire to serve Him. Such offerings help us deepen our devotion and remember our eternal relationship with Krishna.

Food lovingly offered to Krishna becomes prasadam, His mercy, and is received with reverence by devotees. Every sincere offering, whether simple or elaborate, becomes an opportunity for seva. By offering what we have to Krishna, we cultivate a spirit of loving service and gratitude.

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What people say about us…

Hear from our devotees and volunteers about their heartfelt experiences at ISKCON Kurukshetra.

  1. "Participating in temple activities has filled my heart with peace. The energy and devotion here are truly uplifting and spiritually enriching."
    Anjali MehtaCommunity Leader, Kurukshetra
  2. "The serene environment and daily kirtans make this temple a true spiritual sanctuary. A perfect place to connect with divinity."
    Avishka GuptaDevotee, Kurukshetra
  3. "Volunteering at ISKCON Kurukshetra is a blessing. Every event brings me closer to Lord Krishna and the spirit of selfless service."
    Rajesh KumarVolunteer, ISKCON

Frequently asked questions

Yes. You can provide the name of the person for whom you wish to dedicate the Puja or Seva while making your offering online.

Offer Your True Heart, Not Just a Donation.

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