
HKTC Nairobi
A Vaishnava education initiative connected to ISKCON Nairobi, offering serious study of Bhagavad-gita, Srimad-Bhagavatam, kirtan, and devotional practice.
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Come offer a lamp to Lord Krishna.
26 October - 24 November 2026. Lamp offerings daily at 7:30 AM and 7:30 PM.
Four ways the temple’s mission takes shape on the ground — classrooms, farms, kitchens, and communities you can step into and serve.
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A Vaishnava education initiative connected to ISKCON Nairobi, offering serious study of Bhagavad-gita, Srimad-Bhagavatam, kirtan, and devotional practice.
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A growing devotional outreach serving students and families around Juja with classes, kirtan, prasadam, and spiritual mentorship.
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Sacred land where cow protection, natural farming, and devotional community life come together outside Nairobi.
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Freshly prepared sanctified vegetarian meals served through temple programmes, student outreach, and community care across Nairobi.
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Learning through temple classes, retreats, and outreach
Prasadam served through Food For Life and temple programmes
Cow protection and natural farming at Thika
Gathering for Ratha Yatra, Janmashtami, and Kirtan Safari
"The welfare of all living beings is the highest act of devotion."
Śrīla Prabhupāda


Founder-Acarya
Srila Prabhupada is not a historical footnote for ISKCON Nairobi. He is the source of its existence, its books, its kirtan, its Deities, and its Africa-facing mission.
Public histories of the African mission record that after recovering in Mombasa, Prabhupada returned to Nairobi and launched the African preaching campaign from here. His vision was for Nairobi to become a welcoming centre where people throughout Kenya could encounter Krishna consciousness through worship, learning, prasadam, and service.

Founder-Acarya
African mission
Nairobi as the launch point for preaching across Africa
Living foundation
His books as the standard for study and training
Nairobi instruction
A spiritual home welcoming people throughout Kenya
“The first thing I felt at the temple was welcome. The kirtan, prasadam, and classes gave me a spiritual home in Nairobi.”
Mama MarySunday Feast guest · Nairobi, Kenya“Serving prasadam changes the whole mood of the day. People come for food, but they leave with dignity and joy.”
JoshCommunity outreach · Nairobi, Kenya“Whether we're on the temple floor or out on Nairobi's streets, when the whole room starts chanting together, I feel I'm exactly where Krishna wants me to be.”
RachitMrdanga player · India“I came to Nairobi expecting a quiet temple visit, but I found a yatra full of life, sharing the holy name through harinama, classes, kirtan, and prasadam for those who need it. Serving alongside them changed me.”
Kevin PrabhuTemple visitor · CanadaNever miss a festival
See every festival, Ekadashi, and holy day on the ISKCON Nairobi calendar.
Your gift keeps the temple's daily worship going and helps share prasadam, care for the cows at Thika, mentor students, and open our festivals to all of Nairobi.
Or by M-Pesa: Paybill 250144, account seva
Rest, retreat, and reconnect. Our guest house offers serene accommodation within the temple campus, with access to all morning and evening programmes.
1-2 guests
A simple, peaceful room for visitors joining temple programmes and retreats.
1-2 guests
A longer-stay option for retreat guests, visiting devotees, and spiritual study visits.
Up to 4 guests
A practical family accommodation option for festival weekends and extended visits.