About ISCKON Anantapur
Sri Sri Radha Parthasarthi is the main deity in this temple. The ISCKON temple is built in a wagon and was launched by Andhra Pradesh Governor Sri Tiwari N. D in 2008. It is a Chariot viewed Temple.
Design
Incredible India, the Ministry of Tourism portal, describes the Radha Parthasarathi Temple at Anantapur as designed to mimic a chariot, with sculptures of horses at the entrance. A travel guide (Holidify) puts it at four large horse statues at the entrance and gives February 2008 as the inauguration month; a temple directory (templesinindiainfo.com) says Governor N. D. Tiwari launched it in 2008.
Facilities listed by third-party guides
Holidify notes a restaurant attached to the temple, and templesinindiainfo.com lists a Vedanta patashala, conference hall, kirtan hall and garden in the premises. Neither is an official ISKCON source, so confirm with the temple. Both name Janmashtami as the most celebrated festival.
Timings to visit
04:00 AM – 12:00 PM | 04:30 PM – 08:30 PM
Timings are not confirmed on an official website; check with the temple before travelling.
Festivals celebrate at ISCKON
Sri Krishna Janamashtami, Vaikuntha Ekadasi, Sri Rama Navami,
How to Reach ISCKON Anantapur
By Air: Bangalore international airport – 196 km,
By Train: Tadipatri Railway Station Station – 56.5 km, Ananthapur Railway Station – 6.1 km,
By Bus: Tadipatri – 55 km, Ananthapur – 6 km,
Address
ISKCON Temple Anantapur, Hare Krishna Land, National Highway No.7, Somaladoddi, Andhra Pradesh, 515001, India.
Official Website of ISCKON
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