The ISKCON Guest House in Vrindavan is a popular accommodation option for devotees and visitors to the holy town. Vrindavan, a sacred site for followers of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), is closely associated with Lord Krishna’s life and teachings.
As visitors approach the temple, they first pass beneath the brilliant white marble archway, the samadhi of Srila Prabhupada. An architectural marvel, it features winding peacock stairways and intricately carved walls and domes. Stepping through the massive wooden temple doors, a soul-soothing experience unlike any other awaits. Inside, they encounter the palace of Krishna Balaram, set against a caved-in black and white checkered marble courtyard adorned with a flourishing tamal tree. The enchanting music of kartals, mridanga, and harmonium played by the 24-hour kirtaniyas fills the air. Captivated by the divine atmosphere, young and old alike raise their arms, dancing in bliss. Climbing the courtyard steps, visitors approach the magnificent forms of the presiding Lords – Sri Sri Gaura Nitai, Krishna Balaram, and Radha Shyamasundar.