Bhaktivedanta Manor Home of Lord Krishna

Times & Schedule – Sunday 10 April 2022

Day Program | Sri Krishna Haveli

12pm-7:30pm (Entry ticket required)

12pm – Welcome Kirtan

12:45pm – Talk on Lord Rama by HH Candramauli Swami

2pm – Boat Festival (at the Lake)

2:45pm – Dance by Sarjan Nartan Academy

3pm – Talk, Kirtan, & Yajna with HG Vaisesika Prabhu

5pm – Boat Festival (at the Lake)

5:45pm – Dance by Manorma

6pm – Drama on the Life of Lord Rama by Bhaktivedanta Players

6:40pm – Kirtan

9pm – End

Prasadam Times

1:15pm

5:30pm

Tickets 

A ticket will be required to enter between 12pm-7:30pm. 

Questions

What happens if I arrive without a ticket?

Outside the ticketed times times no ticket will be required in order to enter Bhaktivedanta Manor. If you arrive during the Ticketed part of the day, then if tickets are still available we may ask you to book a ticket online via your phone. If no tickets are available and our car park has reached capacity, unfortunately you may not be able to enter.

How long can I stay?

You are welcome to stay and enjoy the festivities for as long as you like. Note: The main entrance gates will be closed at 9:30pm.

What if I arrive earlier / later than my booked 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.

Learn more

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.

Contact

Please contact info@krishnatemple.com if you have any queries

Join us at Bhaktivedanta Manor, to get the association of Lord Rama.

In adherence with government guidelines, this year’s festivities will be  focusing on giving everyone the opportunity for darshan of the Lord and prasad, the rest of the festivities will be online. To ensure a safe darshan experience, we have a ticketed entry system for which you will need to prebook online for free.

If you need help with booking or are having issues or queries, contact us.

Online Programme Sunday 25th

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“Lord Rama’s devoted monkey warriors”

Please view this beautiful short video made by devotees at Bhaktivedanta Manor.

A lesson from the Ramayan: Strength achieved by transcendence and strength achieved by one’s own endeavour produce different results. Lord Rama’s army of ‘monkeys’ were deeply devoted to Him, thus they were victorious against the sinful Ravana and his well-equipped armies. Today our war is largely an ‘internal’ one. With devotion as our weapon, we must try to overcome the negative qualities as represented by Ravana’s ten heads.

Ramanavami will be celebrated at Bhaktivedanta Manor on
Sunday 14th of April 2019.

The  Ramanavami  celebration observes the birth of Lord Rama, and is one of the most auspicious days in the Vaisnava calendar.  Lord Rama is an incarnation of the Supreme Lord who appeared on this earth several millennia ago.

At Bhaktivedanta Manor, celebrations for Ramanavami include special decorations, drama, discussion of Lord Rama’s pastimes and a harinama chanting procession in a local town.  It is a popular occasion, as Lord Rama is very dear to many devotees.  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.

Highlights on the day

2:00pm- Traditional dance & music performances on stage

4:30pm –  Palanquin Procession – Deities come out to see everyone. 

6:00pm – The Ramayana Drama by the Bhaktivedanta Players

7:00pm – Free Prasadam (food) for everyone

Darshan is available all day from 12:30 pm onwards.

Festival Finishes by 8:00 pm