Upcoming Festivals
Purushottam Month
Purushottama Month is a spiritually potent time dedicated to Lord Krishna. Devotees increase their chanting, reading, seva, and austerities, gaining special spiritual benefit and mercy.
SNANA YATRA
Snana Yatra is the auspicious bathing festival of Lord Jagannatha, Baladeva, and Subhadra Devi. After being bathed with 108 pots of sacred water, the Lords enter a period of rest before Their grand appearance at Ratha Yatra.
Sri Jagannatha Ratha Yatra - Taman Yarl
The world-famous festival where Lord Jagannatha comes out to bless everyone. Devotees sing, dance, and pull the chariots, rejoicing in the Lord’s affection for all souls.
Sri Radha Gokulananda Jhulan Yatra
Jhulan Yatra celebrates the playful swing pastimes of Radha and Krishna. Their beautifully decorated swing becomes the heart of the festival as devotees offer flowers, songs, and sweet bhajans.
Balaram Purnima
Lord Balarama, the original spiritual master, empowers devotees with strength to serve Krishna. His appearance day is celebrated with kirtan, abhishek, and meditations on His gentle and powerful pastimes.
Appearance Day of Lord Balarama
Date: Friday, 28th August 2026
Time: TBC
Sri NARASIMHA CATURDASI
Lord Narasimha appeared to protect His devotee Prahlada and to destroy evil. Devotees meditate on His fierce yet compassionate pastimes, seeking His shelter and blessings for protection and devotion.
Radha Krishna Deity Installation
This festival commemorates the installation of Sri Sri Radha Krishna deity.
Kamada Ekadasi
Kamala Ekadasi
Kamada means fulfiller of desires.
This Ekadashi fulfills righteous desires and purifies material longings. Through fasting and chanting, devotees transform worldly desires into spiritual aspirations.
Sri Rama Navami
A sacred celebration of Lord Sri Ramachandra’s appearance day, marked with devotional singing, kathā, and offerings that honour His exemplary life and virtues.
Papamochani Ekadasi
Papamochani Ekadasi
Papamochani” means remover of sins.
Papamochani Ekadashi frees the soul from past mistakes and karmic burdens. It offers an opportunity for sincere repentance and renewed dedication to Krishna consciousness.
Gaura Purnima
The grand festival commemorating the appearance of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, celebrated with ecstatic kirtan, abhishek, dramas, and feasting.
Amalaki Ekadasi
Amalaki Ekadasi
This Ekadashi glorifies devotion and purity. The Amalaki tree symbolizes nourishment and divine grace. Observing this fast grants health, prosperity, and spiritual upliftment while deepening one's devotion to Lord Hari.
Vijaya Ekadasi
Vijaya Ekadasi
Vijaya Ekadashi is observed for overcoming obstacles in life and spiritual practice. It reminds devotees that with sincere surrender to Lord Vishnu, no challenge is insurmountable. Fasting on this day strengthens determination and faith.
Nityananda Trayodasi
A joyous celebration of Lord Nityananda’s divine appearance, observed with kirtan, discourses, and heartfelt devotion seeking His boundless mercy.
Jaya Ekadashi
Jaya Ekadashi
Jaya means victory.
This Ekadashi represents victory over the lower modes of nature. By chanting attentively and observing the fast properly, the devotee conquers lust, anger and greed through devotional engagement.
Shattila Ekadashi
Shattila Ekadashi
In ISKCON understanding, Shattila Ekadashi reminds devotees to purify the heart through charity, humility, and sincere chanting. The deeper meaning is not ritual sesame offerings, but cultivating generosity in devotional service and eliminating hardness of heart.
Sri Jagannatha Ratha Yatra
A vibrant chariot procession by ISKCON Malaysia, Sri Jagannatha Mandir Kuala Lumpur, celebrating Lord Jagannatha with kirtan, dancing, and community blessings.