Chandrodaya Temple,Vrindavan

Chandrodaya Temple Timings:

Summer & winter Timings:

• Morning Darshan: 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM

• Evening Darshan: 4:00 PM to 8:30 PM

About Chandrodaya Temple Vrindavan

• This is a large temple complex being built by ISKCON Bangalore in Vrindavan, Mathura district, Uttar Pradesh.

  
  

• It’s meant to be a skyscraper temple devoted to Radha-Krishna, combining traditional Nagara style architecture with modern design elements.

• To spread the message of Bhagavad Gita & Srimad Bhagavatam

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• To recreate the natural and spiritual environment of Krishna’s Vrindavan through the 12 forests of Braj (with gardens, lakes, groves).

  
  

• Designed as a 700 ft (213 m) skyscraper temple with ~70 floors.

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• Includes exhibition halls, Krishna heritage museum, amphitheaters, and guest facilities.

Chandrodaya Temple History

The history of Chandrodaya Mandir begins with its foundation in 2014, driven by ISKCON Bangalore’s vision to build the tallest Krishna temple in the world. It combines tradition with modern architecture and is still under construction, with completion targeted by 2028.

Chandrodaya Temple photos

Chandrodaya Temple Distance

   PLACE DISTANCE

🚆 Mathura Junction to Chandrodaya Temple Distance       12 km  🚌 Mathura Bus stand to Chandrodaya Temple Distance     10 km 🚗 Agra to Chandrodaya Temple Distance  70km 

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How to Reach Chandrodaya Temple

By Road

From Delhi (approx. 160 km / 3 hrs): Take Yamuna Expressway or NH-2.

From Agra (approx. 60 km / 1 hr): Drive via NH-2.

Local transport: Autos, cycle-rickshaws, and e-rickshaws are easily available inside Vrindavan.

By Train

Nearest Station: Mathura Junction (11–13 km away).

From Mathura: Auto-rickshaws and taxis are available directly to the Chandrodaya Temple.

By Air

Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), New Delhi – 130 km

Top attraction in Vrindavan

• Banke Bihari Mandir 

• ISKCON Temple

• Prem Mandir 

• Radha Raman Mandir 

• Shahji Temple

• Rangaji Temple 

• Char Dham Temple

• Pagal Baba Temple

• Keshi Ghat

• Shri Priyakant ju