The temple follows the same devotional schedule every day of the year.
| Time | Program | Description |
|---|---|---|
4:30 AM | Mangala Arati | Early morning greeting of the deities. Devotees sing Brahma-samhita and other prayers. |
5:00 AM | Tulasi Puja | Worship of the sacred Tulasi plant with prayers and circumambulation. |
5:15 AM | Japa Meditation | Silent chanting of the Hare Krishna maha-mantra on japa beads. |
7:15 AM | Sringar Darshan | Deities are dressed and the curtain is opened for morning darshan. |
7:25 AM | Guru Puja | Worship of Srila Prabhupada with arati, prayers, and Gurvastakam. |
8:00 AM | Srimad-Bhagavatam Class | Daily scripture class on Srimad-Bhagavatam. Open to all. |
9:00 AM | Breakfast Prasadam | Sanctified breakfast offered to the deities and distributed to devotees. |
12:00 PM | Raj Bhog Arati | Noon offering of a full meal to the deities. |
12:30 PM | Midday Darshan Close | Deities rest; the temple re-opens at 4:00 PM. |
4:00 PM | Afternoon Darshan | Temple reopens for afternoon darshan. |
4:15 PM | Dhupa Arati | Late afternoon incense offering to the deities. |
6:30 PM | Gaura Arati | Main evening arati — a joyful kirtan with full arati ceremony. |
7:00 PM | Evening Class | Discourse on Bhagavad-gita or devotional topics (Mon–Fri). |
8:00 PM | Shayan Arati | Good-night offering for the deities. Temple closes after this program. |
Special programs designed for different groups throughout the week.
The most popular program of the week! Kirtan, Bhagavad-gita class, drama or film, and a sumptuous free prasadam feast. All are welcome.
In-depth study of the Bhagavad-gita As It Is. Discussion, Q&A, and practical application of Gita wisdom in daily life.
Engaging programs designed for college students and young professionals — discussions, games, kirtan, and prasadam.
A devotional gathering for women — Bhagavatam class, devotional songs, craft-based service, and prasadam.
Fun and spiritual education for children aged 5–15 — stories, arts & crafts, bhajans, drama, and Krishna conscious values.
Structured learning programs to deepen your understanding of Vaishnava philosophy.
A systematic study of Bhagavad-gita As It Is, Nectar of Devotion, Nectar of Instruction, and Sri Isopanishad.
Advanced course covering the first 6 cantos of Srimad-Bhagavatam.
Special immersive weekend programs for festivals like Janmashtami, Govardhan Puja, and Gaura Purnima.
Bhakti-yoga practices including mantra meditation, sattvic diet, and spiritual lifestyle guidance.
For newcomers, we recommend attending the Sunday Feast Program — it is the best introduction to Krishna consciousness. The temple is located at Swaroop Nagar, near Motijheel, Kanpur. Entry is free and open to all.