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Visakhapatnam International Airport (VTZ), Visakhapatnam
Visakhapatnam Railway Station (VSKP)
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The ISKCON Temple, also known as Sri Radha Gopinath Temple, stands as an exquisite sanctuary, welcoming both architecture enthusiasts and devotees alike. Affiliated with International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), its vibrant architecture celebrates Lord Krishna while inspiring worshippers from around the globe.
As soon as you approach the ISKCON Temple, prepare to be amazed at its grandeur. With magnificent domes and towering spires adorned with vibrant murals depicting Lord Krishna's life and teachings, these domes and spires create a stunning spectacle of colours and designs which bring life and teachings alive before your very eyes. Intricate carvings, stunning stained-glass windows, mesmerising idols inside make this temple an unparalleled work of art and architecture.
Beyond being a place of worship, the ISKCON Temple serves as an engaging cultural and educational centre. Enjoy programs ranging from yoga classes to spiritual discourses designed to delve into Indian culture and values. Find inner peace while engaging in meditation or reflection in this serene environment which fosters togetherness that goes beyond all castes and religions.
Opening time - 07:30 AM -12:30 PM &
04:00 PM - 08:30 PM
When visiting ISKCON Temple, make time for exploring its neighbouring treasures of Visakhapatnam. Kailasagiri Hill Park provides breathtaking views of both city and sea while INS Kursura Submarine Museum provides an eye-opening insight into naval history. For an extra thrill seeker, head out to Rishikonda Beach where surfing and jet skiing await! Don't forget the Sri Varaha Lakshmi Narasimha Temple on Simhachalam Hill where Lord Vishnu is venerated under his name Varaha Narasimha!
