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Free Prasadam in Vrindavan
Free Prasadam in Vrindavan - वृंदावन में निःशुल्क प्रसाद सेवा
Vrindavan is a sacred land of devotion where no one should remain hungry. Many temples and ashrams lovingly distribute free prasadam (sanctified food) daily for pilgrims, sadhus, and visitors.
This page provides updated information about places where you can receive free prasadam in Vrindavan.
🙏 Note: Timings may change during festivals and special occasions.
Today’s Free Prasadam Update
ISKCON Vrindavan ( Go Shala )
Lunch Prasadam :-
Morning Time -( 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM )
Evening Time -( 03:00 PM - 04:30 PM )
Type :-
Khichdi / Rice / Roti / Dall / Sabzi / Halwa (varies daily)
( Daily Free Prasadam Distribute. )
Entry:-
Free Prasadam is provided to the entire family.
Note:-
Please follow temple discipline and queue system.
Bhajan Kuti ( Front the office )
Lunch Prasadam :-
Morning Time -( 00:00 AM - 00:00 PM
Evening Time -( 01:00 PM - 02:30 PM
Type :-
Rice / Roti / Dall / Sabzi / Halwa (varies daily)
( Daily Free Prasadam Distribute. )
Entry:-
Free Prasadam is provided to the entire family.
Note:-
Please follow temple discipline and queue system.
Keli Kunj Ashram (Keli Kunj )
Lunch Prasadam :-
Morning Time -( 11:00 AM - 01:00 PM
Evening Time -( 09:30 PM - 10:30 PM
Type :-
Khichdi / Rice / Roti / Dall / Sabzi / Halwa (varies daily)
( Daily Free Prasadam Distribute. )
Entry:-
Free Prasadam is provided to the entire family.
Note:-
Please follow temple discipline and queue system.
Gouri Gopala Ashram ( Temple Hole )
Lunch Prasadam :-
Morning Time -( 10:00 AM - 01:00 PM
Evening Time -( 03:00 PM - 0 5:30 PM
Type :-
Khichdi / Rice / Roti / Dall / Sabzi / Halwa (varies daily)
( Daily Free Prasadam Distribute. )
Entry:-
Free Prasadam is provided to the entire family.
Note:-
Please follow temple discipline and queue system.
Why Free Prasadam is Important in Vrindavan?
Annadan (food donation) is considered one of the highest forms of charity in Sanatan Dharma. In Vrindavan, serving prasadam is seen as direct service to Shri Radha Krishna and their devotees.
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