ISKCON Sri Radha Krishna Temple, Bengaluru

ISKCON Sri Radha Krishna Temple, Bengaluru — popularly called "Hare Krishna Hill" — was inaugurated in 1997 and is the largest ISKCON temple in the world. Built on a 7-acre hilltop campus, the complex features a 7-storey main temple structure fusing Dravidian, Rajput, and Indo-Saracenic styles, topped with multiple gopurams and shikharas.

The main temple houses Radha-Krishna, Sita-Rama-Lakshmana-Hanuman, and Gaura-Nitai deities. The complex also includes a 7-storey multimedia Vedic cultural centre, a food relief programme, a museum of Indian heritage, and a guesthouse. It serves over 20,000 visitors on weekdays and over 50,000 on weekends — one of the most-visited temples in Karnataka.