Sacred Temple Deities
Experience the Divine Presence and Spiritual Serenity
Experience the divine presence of the sacred deities and immerse yourself in an atmosphere of devotion, peace, and spiritual grace. Each deity embodies timeless blessings and inspires faith in every heart.
Swayambhu Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy
Swayambhu Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy
The Serene Protector in a Rare Standing Posture
Lord Narasimha beautifully manifested Himself on this sacred hillock upon a natural rock, known as an Udbhava Shila. Unlike the fierce, terrifying form He assumed to destroy the demon Hiranyakashipu, the Lord chose to appear at this holy kshetra in a blissfully serene and peaceful state alongside His eternal consort, Goddess Lakshmi.
What makes this self-manifested deity extraordinarily unique is His divine posture. While most Swayambhu Narasimha deities across the world are found in a seated “yoga” posture, He chose to manifest here in a standing posture. This incredibly rare form signifies His active readiness to immediately step forward, protect, and shower His unconditional blessings upon His surrendered devotees.
Sri Sri Radha Govinda
In the Sri Radha Govinda Altar, we are blessed to behold the divine Deities of Sri Sri Radha Govinda in an exquisite standing posture. Lord Krishna, also revered as Govinda, is depicted in His graceful Tribhanga form, with His body elegantly bent at three places, holding a flute. elements of both Indian temple architecture and modern architecture.
Serving as the glowing focal point of the temple’s daily modern worship are the exquisitely carved marble deities of Sri Sri Radha-Govinda. Their divine, transcendent beauty instantly captivates the eyes of anyone who enters the hall, radiating the absolute essence of Bhakti Yoga. Every single day, They are adorned with gorgeous garments, delicate jewels, and fresh, fragrant flowers to remind us of the sweetness of devotion. Looking upon Their serene forms inspires a deep sense of inner peace and naturally draws the soul toward the joyful practice of congregational chanting.
Sri Sri Radha Govinda
Panchajanyeshwara Swamy
Panchajanyeshwara Swamy
The Sacred Harmony of a Hari-Hara Kshetra
In a divine synchronicity, at the very same time Lord Narasimha appeared on this hillock, Lord Shiva self-manifested on the exact same grounds as Panchajanyeshwara Swamy.
Sacred legend tells us that Lord Shiva once offered a deeply powerful prayer—the Sri Mantra Raja Pada Stotram—to Lord Narasimha. Moved to the core by Shiva’s pure devotion, Narasimha Swamy appeared before him and lovingly placed His divine conch, the Panchajanya, upon Lord Shiva’s head, anointing him forever as “Panchajanyeshwara”. This beautiful interaction transforms our temple grounds into a highly rare and auspicious “Hari-Hara” kshetra, where both supreme deities reside together in their self-manifested forms to bless visitors.
Sri Japa Anjaneya Swamy
The Eternal Guardian of Devotion
Standing faithfully at the Japa Mantapa, Sri Japa Anjaneya Swamy serves as the protective spiritual gateway to the 108 steps that lead devotees up to the main sanctum.
This form of Hanuman is highly unique and distinct from traditional depictions. He is represented beautifully with four hands. One pair of hands holds a bow and arrow, symbolizing his powerful role as a fierce protector and his eternal connection to Lord Sri Rama. His other pair of hands holds a set of sacred Japa beads, emphasizing his unending devotion and his constant, meditative chanting of the Holy Names. He is warmly known to all pilgrims as the compassionate “Protector of Devotion”.
Sri Japa Anjaneya Swamy
Jalagarbha Narayana Shila
Jalagarbha Narayana Shila
The Miraculous Shila Containing Holy Water
Adding an immense, mystical layer of spiritual power to the temple’s atmosphere is the rare Jalagarbha Narayana Shila. This sacred stone naturally resembles a Shiva lingam in its physical shape, while beautifully representing Lord Vishnu within.
The most miraculous and awe-inspiring feature of this specific Shila is that it holds actual, ancient holy water trapped deep inside its stone core. When the Shila is gently moved, the gentle sound of the water moving inside can be clearly heard by fortunate listeners. In our rich Vaishnava tradition, these sacred stones are never treated as mere symbols; they are honored as “Swayambhu”—entirely non-different from Lord Vishnu Himself.
Sri Garuda Dev
The Winged Emblem of Eternal Service
Standing in eternal reverence before the main shrine, Sri Garuda Deva remains fixed in focused devotion, facing his eternal master, Lord Narasimha Swamy. As the sacred carrier (Vahana) of Lord Vishnu, Garuda represents the very pinnacle of swift, unwavering, and selfless devotional service.
With his hands folded in humble prayer and his powerful wings ready to carry out the Lord’s divine will, Garuda Deva stands as a symbol of immense strength, protection, and surrender. He is deeply revered by pilgrims as the compassionate protector who removes obstacles from the path of devotion and swiftly carries our prayers directly to the heart of the Supreme Lord.
Sri Garuda Dev
Srila Prabhupada
Srila Prabhupada
The Compassionate Gaze of the Acharya
One of the most striking, emotional, and unforgettable features of the temple is the life-sized Mainam (Wax) Deity of His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada.
Seated gracefully upon the Acharya Peetham, this hyper-realistic wax masterpiece is crafted with such meticulous, breathtaking detail that it frequently leaves visitors standing in silent awe. It completely captures Srila Prabhupada’s exact physical presence, his peaceful expression, and the deeply compassionate, welcoming gaze of the founder of the Hare Krishna Movement—blessing all who enter to learn the path of devotion.
Sacred Glimpses of Devotion
A visual journey through the divine beauty of our temple
Step into the sacred world of our temple through these glimpses of timeless architecture, intricate carvings, and spiritual serenity. Every corner reflects devotion, artistry, and a deep connection to our cultural heritage.
Narasimha Bhavan
Where Devotion Takes Shape
Nestled within the divine grounds of the Swayambhu Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Kshetram at Hare Krishna Golden Temple, Banjara Hills, Narasimha Bhavan stands as a monumental step forward in the mission of spiritual service and devotional outreach.
This magnificent multi-purpose bhavan is being constructed to serve the thousands of devotees, pilgrims, and seekers who visit this sacred kshetra every day. Rooted in the timeless traditions of Vedic architecture and inspired by the vision of Srila Prabhupada and ISKCON, Narasimha Bhavan is designed to be more than just a building — it is a living temple of seva, learning, and community.
From comfortable guest accommodations for visiting pilgrims, to a grand prasadam hall, a state-of-the-art kitchen, and a center for spiritual education — every corner of Narasimha Bhavan is consecrated to the service of the Lord and His devotees.
By contributing to this sacred project, you become a part of something eternal. Your name, your family’s name, your seva — all will be forever enshrined in this divine abode of Lord Narasimha.
Srivari Prasadam Hall
Srivari Prasadam Hall
Where Every Meal is a Sacred Offering
Srivari Prasadam Hall is the heart of community seva within Narasimha Bhavan — a grand, welcoming space where hundreds of devotees and pilgrims gather to receive the Lord’s prasadam with love and gratitude. Here, food is not merely nourishment — it is a divine blessing. Your seva ensures that no devotee ever leaves the temple hungry.
Pure Sattvic Prasadam: Every meal is cooked with pure love, deep devotion, and offered to the Lord first to become spiritualized mercy.
Cultural & Spiritual Destination: A sacred gathering space that showcases India’s rich heritage of selfless hospitality and spiritual unity.
Annadanam seva: Keeping the timeless Vedic tradition alive by serving free, sanctified food to every visiting soul.
Raja Vidya Bhavan
Igniting Minds with Eternal Vedic Wisdom
A state-of-the-art learning and convention space built to empower the community, children, and youth through Vedic wisdom, cultural events, and leadership programs.
Preserving Our Roots: Passing down timeless values and sacred philosophy inspired by the teachings of Srila Prabhupada.
A Hub of Enlightenment: Supporting a sacred space where divine knowledge opens minds and transforms lives for generations to come.
Seva Contribution: ₹ 25,00,000/-
Raja Vidya Bhavan
Yatri Nivas
Yatri Nivas
A Sanctuary of Rest for Spiritual Seekers
A dedicated space designed to offer comfortable accommodation and spiritual rejuvenation to visiting pilgrims and devotees from across the world.
Seva Contribution: ₹ 25,00,000/-
Srivari Pakashala
Sowing the Seeds of Bhakti Through Food
An ultra-hygienic, modern commercial kitchen entirely dedicated to preparing pure offerings (Naivedyam) for the Deities and large-scale prasadam for visitors.
Seva Contribution: ₹ 25,00,000/-
Srivari Pakashala
Our Associated Trust's Acitvites
Serving Humanity Through Devotion, Education & Compassion
The Hare Krishna Golden Temple is not just a place of worship — it is the heart of a larger mission of seva. Through our network of associated trusts and organizations, we touch thousands of lives every day through spiritual education, food distribution, charitable service, and cultural outreach. Together, we work towards a world rooted in devotion, compassion, and Krishna consciousness.
Donor Privileges
Each of our respected contributors who donates at least one square foot will receive these privileges:
Narasimha Mahaprasadam
Receive sacred Mahaprasadam offered to Lord Narasimha.
Digital Certificate
Receive a digital certificate recognizing your contribution.
80G Tax Benefit
Avail 80G tax benefits on your eligible donation.
Sankalp and Aarti
Sankalp and Aarti will be performed in your name.
