Prabhupada's Palace of Gold

A Hindu temple and replica palace featuring stunning architecture, sculptures, and a large property with domesticated peacocks, swans, and cows. Overnight accommodations are available for pilgrims, and visitors can enjoy guided tours, a café, and serene natural surroundings.

Prabhupada’s Palace of Gold, associated with the ISKCON tradition, was built by devotees as a spiritual and cultural center. The site includes a visitor center, marble-floored palace with stained glass and intricate details, and a working farm. Facilities include a café, overnight lodging, and self-guided tours. The community offers free lunches to visitors and emphasizes welcoming, peaceful experiences with opportunities to observe peacocks and other wildlife. The property’s history reflects a blend of spiritual devotion and architectural grandeur.