• Mangala Aarti
  • Mangala Aarti is a daily morning ritual where devotees sing and offer prayers to deities, seeking their blessings for a successful and auspicious day ahead. It is a spiritually uplifting ceremony that sets a devotional tone for the day.
  • Timing: 04:30 AM - 05:00 AM
• Darshan Closes
  • During this time, the temple prepares for the next ceremony, ensuring the deity is adorned beautifully for Shringar Aarti. Devotees use this brief break for chanting the holy name and prayers, anticipating the upcoming divine darshan when the deity will be revealed in all its wonderful attire.
  • Timing: 05:01 AM - 07:14 AM
• Shrinagar Aarti
  • Shrinagar Darshan Aarti is a daily morning ritual where devotees have the opportunity to catch a glimpse of the temple deities, adorned in magnificent attire and offer their prayers and devotion.
  • Timing: 07:15 AM - 07:25 AM
• Guru Puja
  • Guru Puja is a daily ceremony where devotees worship their spiritual master as a representation of the divine.
  • Timing: 07:26 AM - 07:45 AM
• Bhagavatam Class
  • Srimad Bhagavatam Class is a daily spiritual lecture where devotees gather to hear and discuss the teachings and stories from the Srimad Bhagavatam.
  • Timing: 08:00 AM - 09:00 AM
• Bhoga Aarti
  • Bhoga Aarti is a ritual where freshly prepared food offerings (bhoga) are presented to the temple deities before devotees partake in a communal meal.
  • Timing: 12:30 PM
• Temple Closes
  • Temple doors officially close, and devotees carry the divine atmosphere with them.
  • Timing: 01:01 PM - 04:29 PM
• Utthapan Aarti
  • Utthapan Aarti is a special evening ceremony where devotees awaken the temple deities from their afternoon nap. This ritual marks the transition into evening worship, enhancing the spiritual vibrancy of the temple atmosphere.
  • Timing: 04:30 PM
• Sandhya Aarti
  • Sandhya Aarti is the evening aarti ceremony, where devotees gather to offer prayers and worship to the temple deities. The evening ceremony marks the end of the day’s spiritual practices and provides a peaceful and uplifting way to conclude the evening in the temple.
  • Timing: 07:00 PM
• Shayan Aarti
  • Shayan Aarti is the bedtime ritual where devotees offer their final prayers and devotional songs to the temple deities. This symbolizes a peaceful closure to the day’s spiritual activities and a heartfelt farewell before the deity’s rest.
  • Timing: 08:30 PM
• Temple Closes
  • Temple doors officially close, and devotees carry the divine atmosphere with them.
  • Timing: 09:01 PM - 03:59 AM

The foundation of ISKCON Patna was laid in the late 1990s, inspired by the global Hare Krishna movement initiated by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. The temple's construction aimed to spread the teachings of Lord Krishna and promote spiritual awareness among people. After years of dedicated effort, the temple was officially inaugurated in 2010. Since its inception, ISKCON Patna has become an important religious and cultural landmark in the city, actively engaging in various educational, spiritual, and charitable activities, and contributing to the community's holistic development.

Patna boasts a rich architectural heritage, blending ancient, colonial, and modern styles. The iconic Golghar, a massive granary built by the British in 1786, offers a unique architectural design with a spiral staircase leading to panoramic city views. The Patna Sahib Gurudwara, with its elegant white facade and intricate carvings, is a marvel of Sikh architecture. The Mahavir Mandir’s towering structure showcases traditional Hindu temple architecture. The Bihar Museum, a contemporary building, stands out with its modern design, blending seamlessly with cultural exhibits. The Patna High Court building, a symbol of colonial architecture, adds to the city’s architectural diversity.

Patna comes alive with vibrant festivals and fairs that showcase its rich cultural heritage. The city is renowned for Chhath Puja, a unique four-day festival dedicated to the Sun God, celebrated with grand rituals on the banks of the Ganges, attracting thousands of devotees. Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is marked by illuminating homes and bursting fireworks. Sonepur Mela, one of Asia’s largest cattle fairs, held near Patna, is a spectacular event featuring animal trading, folk performances, and local crafts. The Patna Book Fair, one of the largest in India, brings together bibliophiles and writers, celebrating literature and knowledge.