7 Bewitching Krishna Temples In Delhi NCR To Visit On Janmashtami This Week!

Hola folks! The auspicious occasion of Janmashtami is almost here and we’re super excited to celebrate it with utmost cheer and enthusiasm. And, if just like us you’re also super pumped to have a divine, positive, and ethereal day then here’s a list of some bewitching temples of lord Krishna in Delhi that you can visit with your fam. So, scroll down the list and ‘Govind Bolo, Hari Gopal Bolo!’ 

1. Iskcon Temple, East Of Kailash 

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Standing tall since 1998, Iskcon temple is certainly Delhi’s most stunning Krishna temple where you should head over this Janmashtami for a spiritual awakening. This divine and grand temple houses beautiful idols of Radha & Krishna, a Vedic museum and also a restaurant - what a happy day out, right? Not to mention the amazing decor, especially on Janmashtami along with the interiors of the temple that are decked up in scriptures from the Bhagvat Geeta making the entire experience surreal. P.S. - Iskcon Noida is pretty amazing too!

Where | ISKCON Temple - Hare Krishna Hill, Main Road, Sant Nagar, East of Kailash 
Timings | 6 AM - 9 PM

2. Birla Temple/ Laxmi Narayan Temple, CP

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Shri Laxmi Narayan Temple AKA the Birla Mandir is another popular temple that is known for its grandeur and breathtaking decor on Janmashtami. To celebrate the birth of lord Krishna, the entire temple is adorned with twinkling lights, stunning flowers and so much more making it a must-visit. P.S. - phones and cameras are not allowed on the premises, so you’re just gonna have to live in the moment!

Where | Shri Laxmi Narayan Temple - Mandir Marg, Near Gole Market
Timings | 4:30 AM - 1 PM & 2:30 - 9 PM

3. Geeta Gayatri Dham, Gurugram

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Nestled in G-city, Geeta Gayatri Dham is an enchanting temple built by the Satyam Shivam Sundaram Society. Guys, this temple is dedicated to Vedmata Gayatri and Lord Krishna and has a huge prayer hall with mesmerizing idols of all the deities. If you reside in Gurgaon, then you have to tick this off from your list. 

Where | Geeta Gayatri Dham - Geeta Gayatri Mandir, Urban Estate, Sector 40, Gurugram
Timings | 4:30 AM - 12:30 PM & 4 - 9:30 PM

4. Shri Radha Krishna Mandir, Krishna Nagar

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This revered shrine is the most stunning temple in East Delhi and is defo a must-visit, not just for people who’re religious but also, duh, everyone ‘cause who wouldn’t wanna engage and be filled with divine positive energy? Guys, this beautiful temple gets even more stunning on Janmashtami because of the eye-popping decor and you should totally head over here with your fam for a wholesome experience. 

Where | Radha Krishna Mandir - J7WP+8GV, Brijpuri Extension, Radhey Shyam Park Extension, Krishna Nagar 
Timings | 5 AM - 9 PM

5. Shri Krishna Mandir, Malviya Nagar  

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Nestled in Malviya Nagar, this regal temple is the epitome of architectural finesse. If you haven’t been to this phenomenal temple, are you sure you're a true Dilliwala? This extremely captivating temple gets 100x more beautiful especially on Janmashtami giving you one more reason to drop by ASAP! 

Where | Shri Krishna Mandir - Krishna mandir, Block G 5, Malviya Nagar
Timings | 5 AM - 9 PM

6. Shri Radha Krishna Mandir, GK-I

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There is no other place that has the calmness and the serenity that this majestic temple offers. If you’re looking to visit a temple for spiritual awakening, head over here without a doubt ‘cause you’ll only return with lots of positivity and a clean aura. Also, the vibes here get even more blissful on lord Krishna’s birthday so head over here to spend some blissful moments of serenity, this Janmashtami!

Where | Shri Krishna Mandir - Sh Krishan Lal Nagpal Marg, Greater Kailash-1, Block B, Kailash Colony, GK
Timings | 4 AM - 9 PM

7. Chattarpur Temple, Chhatarpur

Last but defo not least on our list is Delhi's popular gem and tourist attraction  AKA Chattarpur Temple. Guys this one is one of the biggest temples in the country which is spread across an area of 60 acres. It is dedicated to Katyayani Devi, Goddess Durga's sixth carnation, but also has other mini shrines dedicated to various Hindu deities including Lord Krishna. One of the biggest Janmashtami celebrations in the city takes place at the Chattarpur Temple each year and you should totally not miss out on this one.

Where | Chattarpur Temple - G53H+6M3, Chhatarpur Extension, Chhatarpur
Timings | 5:30 AM - 10 PM 

And there you have it, folks. Let us know which of these Krishna temples will you head over to this year!