OPPOSITE PREM MANDIR · VRINDAVAN

Enter KrishnaLand. Vrindavan's Immersive 360° Dome Park.

Experience spectacular full-dome shows, a giant panoramic world, immersive photo zones and exclusive KrishnaLand merchandise — all in one unforgettable journey.

Your Journey

Four experiences. One immersive world.

Watch spectacular full-dome shows, stand inside a monumental panorama and step into immersive photo worlds — one unforgettable KrishnaLand journey.

01 — 360° IMMERSIVE SHOWS
Look up. The entire world comes alive.

Three full-dome theatres. Light, music and surround sound come alive.

02 — Grand Panorama
A story too large for an ordinary screen.

A monumental visual journey across Krishna’s worlds, sacred India and the Mahabharata.

03 — PHOTO WORLDS
Don't watch the scene. Step inside it.

Walk into glowing gardens, temple worlds and Krishna-lila scenes — made for photos and Reels.

Seen on Reels

See why visitors share KrishnaLand.

Patala Loka

Realm of the Nagas

Talatala Loka

Mystic Technology

Sutala Loka

King Bali’s Realm

Bhur Loka

Our Earthly Realm
Tickets

Choose your KrishnaLand journey.

Doors open at 5 PM. Last entry 12:30 AM. Children under 6 enter free with a paying adult.

Entry Pass

₹200

Per Person

All photo worlds + one dome show.

Immersion
MOST POPULAR

₹450

Per Person

All three domes + LED screen room.

Complete

₹900

Per Person

Full park + live music session.

Take KrishnaLand Home

APPAREL

T-shirts · Kurtas

ART & PRINTS

Krishna-lila art

BOOKS

Gita · Editions

GIFTS

Cards · Souvenirs

Exclusive KrishnaLand creations — available inside the park, near the exit.

Plan Your Visit

Everything you need before you arrive.

Opposite Prem Mandir, open every evening — one journey through KrishnaLand’s shows, panorama and photo worlds.

Hours

7:00 – 01:00 · daytime 12:00–17:00 (optional)

Location

Opposite Prem Mandir, Vrindavan

Payment

UPI QR & cash

For

Families, travellers, pilgrims, kids

Preserving Vrindavan

Every ticket protects Vrindavan

KrishnaLand 360 supports seva, ecology and the holy sites of Braj. Part of every ticket goes to restoration, tree-planting and Vrindavan’s living temples.