Prabhata Pooja
6:30 – 8:00 amAarathi at 7:30 am
Daily worship, festivals, learning, charitable service and community life — presented through a modern digital experience designed for devotees of all ages.
Welcome
Venkatakrushna Vrundavana was established in the UK in 2015 under the guidance of Sri 1008 Sri Sugunendra Theertha Swamiji of Udupi Sri Puthige Mutt.
From its permanent home at 1 Beaconsfield Road, the temple brings together daily worship, festival celebrations, spiritual learning, cultural activity and charitable service in a warm environment.
Explore our community
Daily worship
Note: After Maha Pooja and Sayam Pooja, there will be Prasadam distribution except on fasting days like Ekadashi.
Aarathi at 7:30 am
Madhyahna Aarathi followed by Anna Prasada
Aarathi at 7:30 pm followed by Anna Prasada
*Excluding Ekadashee. Festival announcements may include special timings.
What’s happening
Traditional worship, bhajans and Anna Prasada for devotees.
Programme updates, sponsorship and volunteer participation.
A seminar programme, jointly hosted by VKV and Hindu Knowledge Academy – featuring traditional scriptural discourses and spiritual learning.
A Vedic-style Yagna followed by Purnaahuti and Mahaprasada.
Sevas and priest services
Temple and home poojas for important occasions.
More DetailTraditional homas performed with appropriate guidance.
More DetailSupport for key family and spiritual milestones.
More DetailGuidance for remembrance and annual observances.
More DetailTraditional observances arranged following consultation.
More DetailSpeak with the temple team about the appropriate service.
More DetailA living temple community
A future website can present the full breadth of the temple’s work.
Supporting hospitality and the spirit of Annadaanam.
Bringing families together through traditional celebrations.
Spiritual and cultural activities for children and adults.
Clear, practical ways for devotees to contribute their time.
Support the charitable mission
Explain projects and their impact while keeping the donation journey dignified and simple.
Plan your visit
By train Take a Thameslink service to St Albans City. The temple is a short walk from the station via Station Way and Beaconsfield Road.
By road Use postcode AL1 3RD for navigation and follow signs towards St Albans City station and Beaconsfield Road.
Parking Limited parking is available at the temple. Additional parking is available at the station car park diagonally opposite the temple.
Contact us
Contact the temple team directly by email, telephone or WhatsApp.