Noida has never been short of places to seek out Lord Krishna. From the grandeur of ISKCON’s flagship Sector 33 temple to the quiet, unmarked Radha-Krishna mandirs tucked into older neighborhoods, the city’s devotion shows up in sandstone shrines, weekday kirtans, and the rare temple locals swear by more than any listicle ever could.
This guide rounds up the Lord Krishna and Radha-Krishna temples worth knowing across Noida, Greater Noida, and Greater Noida West. It features six temples in detail, a running list of neighborhood mandirs by sector, and a selection of multi-deity temples where Krishna is among the deities worshipped.
Whether you’re planning a Janmashtami night out or simply looking for a nearby temple for a Tuesday-evening aarti, this is meant to be a working reference you can return to, not just a one-time festival guide.
We’ve covered other faiths and festivals in the city before — Ganesh temples during Ganesh Chaturthi, Durga Puja pandal-hopping, Christ Church around Easter and Noida’s imambargahs and mosques during Eid — and this is the Krishna edition of that same running series.
Planning a Janmashtami visit? Temple timings and festival programs can change from year to year. Check with the temple or its official social channels before visiting, especially if you plan to attend midnight celebrations.
Krishna Temples in Noida
ISKCON Noida, Sector 33
The Sector 33 ISKCON temple is Noida’s best-known Krishna devotional centre, and for most residents, it’s the first name that comes up when Krishna temples are mentioned at all. Run under the International Society for Krishna Consciousness, the temple is dedicated to Sri Sri Radha Govind Dev, alongside Jagannath Baldev Subhadra and Gaura Nitai.
What sets it apart from a typical neighborhood mandir is the sheer scale of programming around it. Daily aartis and kirtans, Bhagavad Gita classes, sessions aimed at younger devotees, and there is a steady calendar of guest lectures. The complex also runs Govindas, a sit-down restaurant serving sattvic vegetarian food, along with a spiritual bookstore and gift shop, so a visit here can easily turn into a couple of hours rather than a quick darshan.
Address: A-5, Maharaja Agrasen Marg, opposite NTPC office, Block A, Sector 33, Noida – 201301
How to reach: Closest to Noida City Centre metro station (Blue Line); autos and e-rickshaws cover the last stretch easily, and it’s well connected by road from most of central Noida.
Good to know: During Janmashtami, this is typically the temple with the biggest midnight program in the city. Expect queues if you’re going for the Nishita (midnight) puja. Confirm the exact festival schedule with the temple closer to the date, as timings shift year to year.
Shri Radha Krishna Temple, Lotus Boulevard, Sector 100
For residents of central and southern Noida, this Radha-Krishna temple inside the Lotus Boulevard area offers a far less crowded alternative to ISKCON — a genuine neighbourhood temple rather than a destination one. It’s the kind of place you can drop into after work without planning around a queue.
Address: Lotus Boulevard, Sector 100, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201304 Contact: 98916 54272 Good to know: As with most neighbourhood temples, festival-specific programming isn’t published online — call ahead if you’re going specifically for Janmashtami.
3. Radha Krishna Mandir, Nithari Village, Sector 31
This Radha-Krishna temple is located in Nithari Village in Sector 31 and is another neighbourhood option for devotees in central Noida.
Address: H8GR+RPF, Nithari Village, Sector 31, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201303
Contact: 99581 46046
For Janmashtami, check locally for any special decorations, puja, bhajan or midnight celebrations.
4. Sankat Mochan Shree Radha Krishna Mandir, Sector 12
Located in Block K of Sector 12, this temple combines the worship of Radha-Krishna with the Sankat Mochan tradition.
Address: Block K, Sector 12, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201301
Contact: 97110 73026
This can be a convenient neighbourhood temple for residents of central and older Noida.
5. Shri Sanatan Dharam Mandir, Sector 50
The Shri Sanatan Dharam Mandir in Sector 50 is a multi-deity temple rather than a Krishna-only temple. Its deities include Radha Krishna and Krishna, along with several other Hindu deities.
For devotees looking for a temple where Krishna worship forms part of a wider Hindu devotional setting, this is one of the options in Noida.
Address: E Block, Sector 50, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201303
What to expect: A multi-deity temple with Radha-Krishna and Krishna shrines, along with other deities.
Krishna Temples in Greater Noida & Greater Noida West
6. Radha Krishna Mandir, Gaur City
The Radha Krishna Mandir in Gaur City is one of the more distinctive Radha-Krishna temples in Greater Noida West.
The temple was established following construction that began in 2013, with the pran pratishtha held in March 2016. The temple is dedicated to Shri Radha Krishna, and its architecture incorporates sandstone and stonework crafted by artisans from Rajasthan.
The temple complex also includes a park and facilities such as drinking water, prasad, puja samagri, washrooms and a children’s park.
What visitors can expect
Apart from Radha-Krishna darshan, the temple complex houses shrines dedicated to several other deities, including Ganesh, Durga, Ram, Gauri Shankar, Lakshmi Narayan, Sai and Hanuman. Janmashtami is among the festivals observed here.
Address: Gaur City Sector 4, Greater Noida West
Entry: Free
How to reach: The temple is accessible from the Noida–Greater Noida Link Road and Gaur City area.
7. ISKCON Greater Noida West, Bisrakh
For residents of Greater Noida West, the ISKCON centre at Bisrakh provides another dedicated Krishna-consciousness space.
The centre follows the ISKCON tradition and conducts devotional activities including aartis, Bhagavatam classes, book distribution and community programmes. Its listed daily schedule includes Mangala Arati, Tulasi Puja, Shringar Darshan, Guru Puja and Bhagavatam class.
Janmashtami 2026
The centre is hosting a Sri Krishna Janmashtami Mahotsav on September 4, 2026 at its Bisrakh Sector 1 premises.
Address: Hare Krishna Cow World, Sector 1, Greater Noida West, Uttar Pradesh 201306
Contact: 95551 09773 / 88009 68857
8. ISKCON, Greater Noida — Zeta 1
The ISKCON centre in Sector Zeta 1, Greater Noida is another option for devotees looking for Krishna-focused worship and devotional programmes.
Address: A-49, Block N, Zeta I, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201310
Contact: 98716 47891
The centre has regular devotional activities and has been a venue for Janmashtami celebrations in Greater Noida.
Janmashtami 2026
The 2026 Janmashtami celebrations here are scheduled around September 3–5, with bhajans and kirtans, a Dahi Handi event and children’s activities forming part of the programme.
Other Krishna & Radha-Krishna Temples in Noida
If you’re looking for a Krishna or Radha-Krishna temple closer to home, the following neighbourhood temples are also worth noting.
| Temple | Location |
|---|---|
| Shri Radha Krishna Temple | Lotus Boulevard, Sector 100 |
| Radha Krishna Mandir | Nithari Village, Sector 31 |
| Sankat Mochan Shree Radha Krishna Mandir | Sector 12 |
| Radha Krishna Temple | Sector 159, Jhatta |
| Hare Krishna Temple | Sector 161 |
| Shri Radha Krishna Mandir | Chotpur Road, Sector 69 |
| Radha Krishana Temple | Dostpur Mangrauli, Sector 167 |
| Radha Krishna Temple | New Ajanta Park, Azad Vihar, Sector 62A |
| Krishna Mandir | Barat Ghar Road, Sector 162 |
| Shri Krishna Mandir | Sector 34 |
| Radha Krishna Temple | Sector 50 |
| Shri Radha Krishna Mandir | Sector 62 |
| Krishna Temple | Sector 104 |
| Shri Krishna Mandir | Sector 110 |
| Shri Krishna Mandir | Sector 137 |
| Shri Krishna Mandir | Sector 78 |
| Radha Krishna Mandir | Sector 143 |
| Shri Krishna Temple | Sector 168 |
Please note: Neighbourhood temple timings and festival programmes may not be published online. If you’re specifically looking for Janmashtami celebrations, confirm the schedule before visiting.
Other Krishna Temples & Places of Worship Around Greater Noida
Radha Krishna Mandir, Madhuban Colony
Located in Madhuban Colony, Kulesara, this neighbourhood temple is another Radha-Krishna option in the Greater Noida area.
Address: Madhuban Colony, Kulesara, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201306
Vaibhav Lakshmi Temple, Beta 2
The Vaibhav Lakshmi Temple in Sector Beta 2 is a neighbourhood temple where Krishna-related celebrations and community activities can also be found during Janmashtami.
Address: Sector Beta 2, Greater Noida
Janmashtami 2026 community celebrations here include depictions of Krishna’s childhood pastimes and a Dahi Handi celebration.
What About ISKCON Noida Expressway?
The ISKCON Noida Expressway project at Sector 151-A is worth mentioning separately because it is an emerging Krishna devotional centre along the Noida Expressway.
The centre is located on Aqua Line Road near GSB International School and describes itself as a temple project envisioned as a larger centre for Vedic learning, spiritual culture and community service. Its planned facilities include a temple hall, auditorium, Govinda’s restaurant and landscaped gardens.
Address: Aqua Line Road, landmark GSB International School, Sector 151-A, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201304
Important: This is best treated as an upcoming temple project rather than one of the established Janmashtami destinations in this guide. Check its official website before planning a visit.
Shri Lal Mandir, Sector 2: A Janmashtami Landmark
Although Shri Lal Mandir in Sector 2 is not a Krishna-dedicated temple, it deserves a separate mention for readers looking for festive temple celebrations in this part of Noida.
The temple is a multi-deity place of worship and includes several Hindu deities. It is located close to the Sector 15 Metro area.
Local visitors have also noted the festive atmosphere around Janmashtami, when the temple and surrounding area can become particularly lively.
Address: A Block, Sector 2, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201301
Contact: 98712 92037
Where to Celebrate Janmashtami in Noida & Greater Noida
If you’re choosing a temple specifically for Janmashtami 2026, your choice may depend on the kind of celebration you’re looking for.
For a large temple celebration
ISKCON Noida, Sector 33
The main ISKCON temple in Noida has an extensive festival programme and midnight celebration.
For Krishna-focused celebrations in Greater Noida
ISKCON, Zeta 1
The three-day programme includes devotional activities and community events around Janmashtami.
For Greater Noida West residents
ISKCON Greater Noida West, Bisrakh and Radha Krishna Mandir, Gaur City
Both offer Krishna-focused worship options closer to the growing Greater Noida West residential belt.
For a neighbourhood temple experience
Your nearest Radha-Krishna or Krishna temple may be the simplest choice, particularly if you are travelling with children or elderly family members and want to avoid the crowds at the larger centres.
Visiting a Krishna Temple on Janmashtami
Janmashtami is one of the busiest nights of the year at many Krishna temples. If you’re planning to attend:
- Check the special festival timings rather than relying on regular temple hours.
- If you want to attend the midnight birth celebration, expect crowds and queues.
- Consider using the Metro or an auto/e-rickshaw where practical.
- Check parking arrangements before leaving, particularly for major temples.
- Carry minimal belongings where possible.
- Follow the temple’s rules regarding photography and videography.
- If travelling with children or elderly family members, an earlier visit may be more comfortable than the midnight programme.
- Confirm the schedule before leaving because festival programmes can change.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which are the main Krishna temples in Noida?
ISKCON Noida in Sector 33 is the best-known Krishna-focused temple in Noida. Other options include Radha-Krishna temples in Sector 100, Sector 31 and Sector 12, along with neighbourhood Krishna temples in several sectors.
Where can I celebrate Janmashtami in Noida?
ISKCON Noida in Sector 33 is one of the major temple destinations for Janmashtami. Smaller Radha-Krishna and Krishna temples across Noida also hold local celebrations, while Greater Noida and Greater Noida West have celebrations at ISKCON Zeta 1, ISKCON Greater Noida West and Radha Krishna Mandir in Gaur City.
When is Janmashtami 2026?
Krishna Janmashtami will be observed on Friday, September 4, 2026. The Nishita or midnight puja falls around midnight between September 4 and 5. For Noida, the Nishita period is approximately 11:57 pm to 12:42 am.
Is there an ISKCON temple in Noida?
Yes. ISKCON Noida is located in Sector 33, while additional ISKCON centres are located in Greater Noida, Greater Noida West and along the Noida Expressway.
Are there Radha-Krishna temples in Greater Noida West?
Yes. Radha Krishna Mandir in Gaur City is one of the prominent Radha-Krishna temples in Greater Noida West. ISKCON Greater Noida West at Bisrakh is another Krishna-focused devotional centre.
Which Krishna temple should I visit for Janmashtami?
It depends on the experience you want. For a large-scale Krishna devotional celebration, ISKCON Noida is a natural choice. For residents of Greater Noida and Greater Noida West, ISKCON Zeta 1, ISKCON Greater Noida West and Radha Krishna Mandir, Gaur City offer closer alternatives.
Know a Krishna or Radha-Krishna temple in Noida, Greater Noida or Greater Noida West that we’ve missed? Send us the details and we’ll consider adding it to this guide.
Last Updated: 4 September, 2026
Temple timings, festival programmes and arrangements may change. Please confirm details with the temple before visiting.
