Under Construction

A New Home for the Lord

Rewari's first permanent ISKCON temple, being built right now.

The Project

Building brick by brick, together

The foundation-stone (Shilanyasa) ceremony was held on 31 May 2026, graced by dignitaries and Senior Vaishnavas. Construction is underway, with completion targeted for 2029.

Artist's illustration of the ISKCON Rewari temple under construction, with scaffolding and a crane

~1,000 sq. yd. Total temple footprint, across three floors and two basements
31 May 2026 Shilanyasa (foundation-stone) ceremony held
2029 Targeted year of completion

Lord Balaram and Revati — Rewari, sasural of Lord Balaram

Why This Temple Matters

A permanent home in the Lord's own sasural

Local tradition holds that Rewari is the sasural — the in-laws' home — of Lord Balaram Himself, through his marriage to princess Revati. For devotees, building a permanent temple here isn't planting something new; it's returning something ancient to land that, in spirit, already belonged to the Lord's family.

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The Construction Journey

Seven phases, from land to grand opening

A detailed, honest look at where things stand — tap any phase to see exactly what's done and what's ahead.

Ways to Support

Three ways to help build the temple

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Sponsor a square foot of land, a brick, or any amount toward the build — every contribution moves a phase forward.

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Progress Gallery

Site photos

Artist's illustration of the temple under construction