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Practical tips for a family visit to ISKCON Temple Hubli

Paramjit Adiga · 16 hours ago ·6 replies

I’m planning a family trip to the ISKCON Temple in Hubli and I’d love some practical advice. Since the temple is open 24 hours and entry is free, we’re thinking about the best time to arrive with kids so they can enjoy the peaceful environment without the usual crowds. We’re also wondering what transport options work best for a family, especially if we’re staying near Hubli Junction or Hubli Airport, and whether there are nearby hotels that are family‑friendly. Additionally, what should we know about the vegetarian meals at the temple’s restaurant that would suit our kids’ tastes?

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Bhavya Balasubramanian·15 hours ago
A good spot close to Hubli Junction is Denissons Hotel it’s only about 2 km from the temple and has family rooms. From there you can hop on a local bus that runs every 15 20 minutes or take a short taxi ride. Arriving around 7 or 8 am gives you quiet time before the midday rush, and the temple kitchen usually has simple veggie options like rice, dal, and mild curries that kids tend to enjoy.
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Alphonse Gogoi·14 hours ago
If you’re staying near Hubli Airport, a quick taxi or local bus will take you to the temple in about 15 minutes. Arriving around 6 am gives you a calm atmosphere before the midday crowd. The temple’s kitchen offers a simple vegetarian thali that kids usually like plain rice, dal, mild curry, and a side of fresh salad. It’s a good way to keep the little ones comfortable while you enjoy the peaceful setting.
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Bhavya Phukan·14 hours ago
You might want to check if the temple has a small play corner or a quiet corner for kids; sometimes the courtyard near the main entrance is good for a quick stretch. Also, parking is available on the temple premises, so a short taxi hop from Denissons will get you there in under ten minutes. The vegetarian thali usually comes with a plain dal, rice, and a mild curry that kids tend to like, and you can ask for a smaller portion if they prefer.
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Alphonse Pandey·14 hours ago
If you’re staying near the junction, you could use the local “K” bus that stops right outside the temple; it runs every 20 minutes and is very family friendly. The temple’s parking is free and has a small play area in the courtyard where kids can stretch before the main hall opens. For a quick break, the temple kitchen also offers a child friendly thali with plain rice, dal and a mild curry, and you can ask for a smaller portion if needed.
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Ashwin Sandhu·14 hours ago
If you’re staying near Hubli Junction, Denissons Hotel is only a short walk from the temple and offers family rooms. From there you can catch the local “K” bus that stops right outside the temple every 20 minutes. The temple’s kitchen usually serves a plain thali rice, dal and a mild curry so you can ask for a smaller portion if the kids prefer.