Govardhana Puja, Go-Puja and Annakuta are all connected with the story of Lord Krishna lifting Govardhana Hill to protect the inhabitants of Vrindavan. On this day, a small hill of sweets is made from food prepared by the devotees, which is then offered to the Deities, and subsequently distributed to everyone. This is known as the “annakuta” ceremony. Cows are honoured as part of the festivities as well.

No Ticket Required for entry

Annakuta Darshan: 8am-5pm
Darshan: 8am-7.30pm

Temple Room
Mangal Arati: 4.30am

Morning Program (Sri Krishna Haveli)
5.15am – Procession to Haveli with Srila Prabhupada followed by Japa
6.45am – Guru Puja
7.00am – Damodarastakam
7.30am – Darshan in the Haveli on the screen
7.35am – Festival Class
8.45am – Govardhana Puja
9.15am – Go Puja in the Goshalla Barn

Prasad Notice
Small amounts of Annakuta prasad will be distributed to the visitors. Prasad feast is at 7pm (evening). Please note there will be no prasad / meal served in the day, and there will be no food served in the Café.

Evening Program (Sri Krishna Haveli)
4.30pm – Procession to Haveli with Srila Prabhupada followed by Kirtan
4.45pm – Mantra Choir with Jayadev Das
5.00pm – Drama by the Junior Bhaktivedanta Players
5.30pm – Class by Jayadvaita Swami
6.30pm – Damodarastakam & Candle Offerings
7.00pm – Feast

New Gokul Farm (Goshalla)
9am-7:30pm