ISKCON Temple of Mumbai Tours and Tickets

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The main ISKCON Temple in Mumbai is located at Juhu Beach, north of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in North Mumbai. There are also some smaller ISKCON temples in other locations around Mumbai, including Chowpatty, Worli, and Thane.

Currently, the visiting hours for the ISKCON Temple of Mumbai run from 4.30am until 1pm, and then 4pm until 9pm. Various ceremonies are held throughout the day and follow a regular schedule, as posted on the temple’s website. Early morning is an especially nice time to visit before the rest of the city fully wakes up.

There’s no strict dress code for visiting the ISKCON Temple of Mumbai, but, like other Hindu religious sites in India, it’s a good idea to wear tidy, modest clothing that covers your legs, chest, and upper arms. Simple traditional Indian clothing is recommended, such as loose full-length pants and a kurta (tunic). You’ll need to remove your shoes.

No, photography is not permitted in the ISKCON Temple of Mumbai. It’s generally prohibited from inner areas but you may be allowed to take photos in some outdoor areas. If in doubt, look for signs telling you where photography isn’t allowed. Remember that this is an active site of worship.

Yes, Govinda’s Restaurant at the ISKCON Temple in Mumbai serves vegan buffet meals for breakfast, lunch, evening snacks, and dinner. As well as Indian cuisine, it offers Mexican, Italian, Chinese, and Thai dishes. The restaurant also has a religious purpose, as all prepared food is “offered” to Lord Krishna first.