Tickets will not be required.

Celebrating Annakuta / Govardhana Puja

Govardhana Puja, Go-Puja and Annakuta are all connected with the story of Lord Krishna lifting Govardhana Hill to protect the inhabitants of Vrindavan. On this day, a small hill of sweets is made from food prepared by the devotees, which is then offered to the Deities, and subsequently distributed to everyone. This is known as the “annakuta” ceremony.

Cows are honoured as part of the festivities as well.

Temple Room
4:30am – Mangala Arati
Annakuta Darshan from 8am-5pm
Darshan will be open till 8am – 7:30pm
No darshan between 7:30pm & 9pm

Sri Krishna Haveli
7am – Guru Puja & Kirtan
7:30am – Giriraj Darshan & Deity Greeting
8am – Candle Offering
9am onwards – Festivities (Class, Kirtan etc.)
10am – Govardhana-puja (Circumambulating the Hill)

Goshala
10am onwards – Go Puja (every hour until 4pm)

Prasadam
Served throughout the day