
Annakuta & Govardhana Puja
When
Monday, 9 November 2026 – Tuesday, 10 November 2026
St Albans, ENG
Price
Not listed — worth a quick ask
About this event
Mon 9 Nov 2026 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. Donate a Thali Schedule No Ticket Required for entry Annakuta Darshan: 8am-5pm Darshan: 8am-7.30pm Temple Room Mangal Arati: 4.30am Morning Program (Sri Krishna Haveli) TBC 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) TBC New Gokul Farm (Goshalla) 9am-7:30pm Donate a Thali Frequently asked questions Do I need a ticket to attend? No ticket required Will there be parking available? Yes. Free parking will be available all day. How do I get there? Address Bhaktivedanta Manor Hilfield Lane Watford Sat-Nav: WD25 8HE Note: Entrance to temple is via Hilfield Lane only. There is no entrance to the temple through Letchmore Heath village. For driving, use approximate driving postcode WD25 8HE and follow road signs. Do not use WD25 8EZ, as this will lead you to a nearby village. For Public Transport & Map, please CLICK HERE
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