Sri Sri Radha Radhanath Temple- Travel Tips
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- 5 Reviews
Reviews of Sri Sri Radha Radhanath Temple
Roma Surajpaul - 5
Considering this is a temple that we have visited since childhood , their restaurant should consider displaying prices regarding the menu offerings. They do have a point of sale which is rather ancient however receipts would be appreciated and I am sure they would like to keep proper records of sales and so forth . Very peaceful ✌️
Keerthi Garlapati - 2
It's my first time visit to Durban and this temple was recommended by my friends who visited sometime ago. So we just visited for once, it's very peaceful and quit. Very spacious too. But the food is extremely expensive. Didn't expect the costs to be that high considering it's a temple. Also the friends who recommended me to visit especially mentioned the food is tasty and economical. But we didn't find it cheap at all.
Rasta Rebel - 5
Most peaceful, tranquil place. You can take your time to worship, admire the paintings on the ceiling and even take photos. Divine restaurant downstairs. Lovely, huge fish to feed. Had an amazing time here. Thank you for looking after the place so well and allowing visitors.
Kavir Khan - 5
Born hindu but open to all religions - this Temple always gives me so much peace. Set in the middle of bustling Chatsworth, the lawns, koi pond and and the serenity of the temple is the perfect place for meditation and reflection. There are Kirtan (song) programs at designated time whereby one can fully grasp the ethos of the Hari Krsna movement. Sunday's generally have the biggest programs. The Satvik (vegetarian etc) restaurant Govinda's on the premises has divine dishes and it is my belief that any proceeds go towards the temple and outreach programs. Very Very Mindful
Sujaal Premjith - 5
The Sri Sri Radha Radhanath Temple, located in Chatsworth is the epicenter of architectural excellence, peace, tranquility and scrumptious Satvik meals. The temple itself is adorned by numerous captivating pictures of Lord Sri Kṛṣṇa and his pasttimes, which extend up to the ceiling of the shrine and make the view even more breathtaking. Circumbulating the shrine itself, is a view of the hustle and bustle of Chatsworth itself. Surrounding the temple building is a serene pond filled with many colourful fishes that you can feed by buying the fish food itself from the feeding area. The building houses "Radhanath's Gifts", which has a beautiful and extensive collection of Gopi outfits, Chanting Beads, bags, and Sri Kṛṣṇa dolls to name a few items. These are sourced from the holy city of Vrindavan itself. I bought myself a few items on my visit there, whose quality I am most impressed with. Last not not the least, "Govinda's Vegan & Vegetarian Restaurant" never fails to deliver on mouth watering, authentic vegetarian food that truly satisfies the palate. Their meals vary per day, but their range is extensive and the firm favourites, such as the Kachoris, Soji, Bombay Crush and Mango Lassi, to name a few, are always in stock. There is Gaura aarti every Wednesday to Friday, after which, the temple feeds. All in all, if you are looking for peace, tranquility and a cathartic and wholesome experience, the Sri Sri Radha Radhanath Temple is for you! Hare Kṛṣṇa!
