ISKCON Hong Kong
Hong Kong, China
- Deities
- Radha Krishna
- Traditions
- vaishnava
- Worship status
- active
- Darshan hours
- Varies by season; consult the center directly for the current schedule before visiting.
- Best time to visit
- Janmashtami is the community's largest annual observance.
- How to reach
- ISKCON maintains a center in Hong Kong; consult the organization directly for the current address before visiting.
- Festivals
- Janmashtami (August/September)
- Associated saints
- A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
Location
Search for "ISKCON Hong Kong" on Google MapsThis temple's exact coordinates aren't confirmed yet, so the link above searches by name and city rather than pointing to a verified spot.
ISKCON has maintained an organized presence in Hong Kong since 1981, part of the international Gaudiya Vaishnava movement founded under Founder-Acharya A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. This center operates independently of, though within the same broader Hindu community as, the pan-Hindu Happy Valley temple also documented in this directory, reflecting Hong Kong’s wider South Asian devotional landscape.
No specific temple building name, exact address, or further history beyond its 1981 founding date could be confirmed from the source checked in this pass; this entry documents the confirmed fact of ISKCON’s decades-long presence in the city pending more specific sourcing.
Sources
- historical record: Cross-checked against Wikipedia's Hinduism in Hong Kong article during this research pass: confirms 'The International Society for Krishna Consciousness has a centre in Hong Kong established in 1981.'
For review
- No specific temple building name, exact address, or further founding detail beyond the 1981 establishment date could be confirmed from the source checked in this pass; this entry documents ISKCON's confirmed, dated presence in Hong Kong rather than a fully detailed account of a specific building. Follows the same convention already used elsewhere in this directory (e.g., ISKCON Kuala Lumpur, ISKCON New Gaya Tokyo) for a confirmed-but-thinly-sourced ISKCON presence.