Rama Navami (Festival)
March 29, 2026
Free
Sun 29 Mar 2026 | Free ticket required for entry
Schedule
Tickets Timings TBC
Darshan 7:30am-9pm
Prasad served 11am onwards (prasad will contain grains not suitable for those abstaining from grains)
Japa meditation garden 11am – 6pm
Children’s Activities 10am-5pm
Goshala (Farm) 9am-7:30pm
Café & Gift Shop 10am-7:30pm
Morning Programme
Timings TBC
Stage Program | Sri Krishna Haveli
TBC
Shobha Yatra (Boat Lila) | Around the Lake
Timings TBC
Harinam & Book Distribution | Watford High Street
Timings TBC
(Get the blessings of all vaisnavas, by sponsoring prasad. Contact bmf@krishnatemple.com)
(Fasting until noon on this day)
Schedule Subject to change
Shuttle Info
We are pleased to offer shuttle tickets for transportation to the Rama Navami Festival from either Stanmore Station or Harrow & Wealdstone. Your shuttle ticket will also serve as your entry pass to the festival site.
Shuttle Ticket Usage: Your shuttle ticket is only valid for use on the shuttle buses. If you drive to the manor with a shuttle ticket, you will be refused entry.
Tickets
To help ensure that every pilgrim, visitor & well-wisher is able to have a pleasant experience, we require you to book a ticket. Without a ticket, we will be unable to permit entry, so please ensure that you do book.
Frequently asked questions
– By booking your time slot, this helps us create a better and smoother experience for you, with shorter queues and more space to participate in the festival.
– Reduces heavy traffic in the surrounding area, making it easier for you to attend and creates less disruption for locals and non festival-goers.
– Helps us to be less wasteful, as we can prepare appropriate quantities of resources and prasadam (sanctified food).
Tickets are not required for children under 5.
In order to enter Bhaktivedanta Manor on this day, a ticket is required. If you arrive without a ticket, we will not be able to let you in.
You are welcome to stay and enjoy the festivities for as long as you like. Your ticket time only relates to your arrival time.
If you arrive 30 mins before or after your booked arrival time, then you will still be allowed entry. Any earlier than that, we may ask you to please come back later, closer to your booked time. Any later than that, we will try our best to accommodate you, but it may not be possible to allow entry due to limited parking. Please arrive as close to your booked arrival time as possible.
If you are unable to attend, please cancel your tickets so others can join. Visit https://krishnatemple.link/cancel to see how you can cancel your tickets.
If you are having trouble cancelling the tickets, please email us at ticket@krishnatemple.com and we’d be happy to do it for you. Similarly, if any family members also have tickets that they won’t be using, please let us know so that we can cancel their ticket and make it available to others.
Yes, a ticket is still required even if you walk to the Temple or get a taxi. When booking, please fill in ‘Taxi’ or ‘Walking’ in to the vehicle registration field.
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Parking & Directions
Frequently asked questions
Yes, there will be free parking available on the geo-grid and the fields. Please note that the fields can be bumpy, and potentially muddy this time of year.
When arriving, please make the requirement for wheelchair accessibility known to the car park volunteers so they can direct you to the correct area to park.
When arriving, please make the requirement for special accessibility known to the car park volunteers so they can direct you to the correct area to park.
Please visit our Directions page here
About Rama Navami
Lord Rama is a powerful incarnation of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, manifesting as an ideal king. He appeared in the Treta-yuga, more than two million years ago.
During His activities while on Earth, Lord Rama demonstrated high moral values and acted as the perfect son, student, brother, husband and King. His extraordinary adventure is marvellously depicted in the famous epic The Ramayana.
The Rama Navami celebration observes the birth of Lord Rama, and is one of the most auspicious days in the Vaisnava calendar.