Gupt Vrindavan Dham – A Divine Cultural Landmark in Jaipur

and cultural project in Jaipur, uniting ancient sacred deities of Lord Krishna, many of which were originally established by His great-grandson, Bajranabh. These deities, currently spread across the city, will come together at this central location, making it a unique pilgrimage site.

The name “Gupt Vrindavan Dham” honors the deep spiritual link between Jaipur and Vrindavan and reflects the vision of Srila Prabhupada. The project, led by the Hare Krishna Movement, aims to revive and continue the tradition of the Goswamis by constructing a magnificent 17-story temple and cultural complex.

This center will promote Vedic teachings, cow protection, food distribution, kirtan, and spiritual education. It will host grand festivals such as Janmashtami, Radhashtami, and Diwali, along with regular events based on the Vaishnava calendar. Volunteers and devotees from across India, supported by associated centers like ISKCON Bangalore and others, contribute to its activities.

With an investment of ₹300 crores, the project will enhance Rajasthan’s cultural heritage, attract global pilgrims, and support social welfare through initiatives like Gau Seva, Anna Daan, and Vedic education.

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