Hare Krishna Melbourne
197 Danks Street, Albert Park VIC 3206 (03) 9699 5122 melbourne@iskcon.net.au
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Hare Krishna and welcome. Whether you are seeking a quiet place to meditate, a joyful community to belong to, or gentle answers to life’s deeper questions, our doors – and our hearts – are open.

OUR MISSION

At the heart of everything we offer is Bhakti Yoga – the yoga of love and devotion. Our mission is to share the timeless wisdom of Krishna consciousness in a way that feels practical, welcoming, and relevant to modern life in Melbourne – helping everyone discover inner peace and a lasting sense of connection.

DAILY HOURS

4:30 am – 9:30 pm (daily)

LOCATION

197 Danks Street, Albert Park VIC 3206

DRESS CODE

Modest, comfortable clothing that covers shoulders and knees is appreciated. Shoes are removed before entering the main temple hall.

COST

Entry is always free. The Sunday Feast is complimentary. Donations are welcome but never expected.

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Before you come

  • Dress with respect – Modest, comfortable clothing that covers shoulders and knees is appreciated.
  • Leave shoes outside – Shoe racks are available at the temple entrance.
  • No need to book – General visits are welcome at any time during opening hours.

On arrival

  • Ring the large bell at the temple entrance – a gentle way of announcing your presence and seeking permission to enter, like ringing a friend's doorbell.
  • Offer a simple namaste to Srila Prabhupada, whose murti is located to the left of the main hall.
  • Sit anywhere on the carpeted floor – cushions are available near the walls.

Temple Etiquette

Speak softly

Keep phones silent

Keep children supervised

Finish what you honour

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A place to pause, to pray, and to belong

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Sunday Feast

Sunday Feast

A weekly celebration of good company and sacred sound. Kirtan lifts the spirit, a short talk offers gentle wisdom, and a free vegetarian meal is shared with love. Every Sunday evening – doors open, hearts welcome.

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Sunday Feast

Weekly Kirtan

Small circles meeting in homes and community spaces across Melbourne. Conversations on timeless teachings, a few moments of quiet meditation, and simple refreshments shared. No experience needed.

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Sunday Feast

Mantra Meditation

The gentle art of chanting the holy names – alone or in a group. No special skills required, no rules to follow. Just a few moments of sound that settle the mind and open the heart.

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Sunday Feast

Find a local group

A nearby gathering of kindred souls – meeting weekly to learn, reflect, and grow together. From youth circles to women’s groups to family-friendly home sangas From youth circles and women’s groups to family-friendly home sangas, there is something for everyone. Reach out and find your tribe.

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Frequently
asked questions

What is the best time to visit for the first time?

The temple is open daily from 4:30 am to 9:30 pm. For a first visit, the Sunday Feast (6:00–7:30 pm) is a wonderful introduction – with kirtan, a short talk, and a free vegetarian meal. No booking needed.

Modest, comfortable clothing that covers the shoulders and knees is appreciated. Shoes are removed before entering the main temple hall – shoe racks are available at the entrance.

Entry is always free. The Sunday Feast and all daily meals at the temple are offered without charge. Donations are welcomed but never expected.

Absolutely. Families are warmly welcomed. Children can sit anywhere in the temple hall, and the garden provides a quiet space to rest. Youth programs and kids’ activities are also offered throughout the week.

Not at all. The temple is open to everyone – from any background, faith, or none at all. Only an open heart and a spirit of respect are asked.

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Where every visit becomes a homecoming.

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