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A spiritual sanctuary and temple in Auckland, offers meditation, music, vegetarian food, festivals, courses, and worship services. Open to the public free of charge, all year round.
Welcome to Hare Krishna Auckland
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Temple
Sri Sri Radha-Giridhari Temple is the heart of our community in Auckland. The complex is located at our campus at 1229 Coatesville Riverhead Highway, Kumeu.
Education
The roots of the Hare Krishna philosophy trace back 5,000 years when one of the oldest and most profound books of wisdom, the ‘Bhagavad Gita’ was spoken.
Festivals
Festivals are an integral part of ISKCON. They are colourful, vibrant, and fun-filled events that celebrate spirituality with multi-course feasts, elaborate rituals, kirtans, dance, and drama.
Founder
The life of Srila Prabhupada, an embodiment of devotion and wisdom, is a beacon that continues to inspire hearts across the globe. Born in 1896 in Calcutta, India, under the name Abhay Charan, he embarked on a journey that would transform the lives of countless souls.
Jhulan Yatra & Appearance day of Lord Sri Balarama
Get ready to immerse yourself in the joyous festivities of Jhulan Yatra and celebrate the auspicious appearance day of Lord Sri Balarama!
Krishna Mela
Get ready for an enchanting day of festivities as we eagerly await the celebration of Lord Krishna's birthday at our KRISHNA MELA Festival!
Kirtan Festival '23
Saturday 17 and 18 June 2023 @ Sri Sri Radha Giridhari Temple. Saturday 24 June @ Papatoetoe Saturday 1st July @ Glenfield
Panihati Cida Dahi Festival '23
Panihati Cida Dahi Festival '23 on Sunday 4th June from 11am onwards.
Finding Inner Peace in Chaos | Guest Speakers
By renowned speaker's H.G Damodra Das and H.G Radhagopinath Das will share invaluable wisdom on unlocking inner peace amidst life's chaos.
Plan your visit
A spiritual sanctuary and temple in Auckland, offers meditation, music, vegetarian food, festivals, courses, and worship services. Open to the public free of charge, all year round.
