Explore Hare Krishna Melbourne from anywhere.
Take a virtual walk through the temple, discover community spaces and experience the atmosphere before your first visit.
A place of music, mindfulness and community.
Hare Krishna Melbourne is more than a temple. It’s a place where people gather to share music, food, spiritual wisdom and meaningful connection.
This virtual tour offers a simple way to explore the space before visiting in person.
Sri Sri Radha Balabah
Srila Prabhupada
Sri Sri Gaura Nitai
Sri Sri Jagannath
The Temple Altar
Sri Sri Trivikrama Sila
Daily Schedule
4:30 – 5:00 Mangala Arati (Awakening)
We start the day with auspicious prayers, invoking blessings in the peaceful pre- dawn hours.
5:00 – 5:15 Tulsi arati
We offer prayers and circumambulation to the sacred Tulasī plant, revered as a pure devotee of Krishna.
5:15 – 7:15 Japa Meditation
We chant the Hare Krishna mantra on beads for focus, inner peace, and connection with the Supreme.
7:15 – 7:20 Deity greeting
The curtains open and Lord Krishna reveals His divine form – welcoming all with His smile.
7:20 – 7:50 Guru Puja
We honour Śrīla Prabhupāda with songs and offerings in gratitude for sharing the path of bhakti.
7:50 – 8:45 Lecture
A reading and discussion from sacred texts like the Bhāgavatam to deepen our spiritual understanding.
About Temple Worship
Devotion is the Essence
In the temple, everything begins with devotion as an expression of love and gratitude. Through daily offerings, music, and sacred chanting, we build a personal relationship with the Supreme Lord. It’s a space where the soul reconnects with its eternal nature, through affection and reverence.
Śrīla Prabhupāda explains in the Nectar of Devotion:
"If a person stays in the Lord’s temple even for a few moments, he can surely achieve the transcendental kingdom of God. Even a common man, simply by visiting such a temple, will be able to attain the highest benedictions."
Srila Prabhupada explains in the Nectar of Devotion:
"If a person stays in the Lord’s temple even for a few moments, he can surely achieve the transcendental kingdom of God. Even a common man, simply by visiting such a temple, will be able to attain the highest benedictions."