Rising up to 210 metres or 700 feet, the Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir is the tallest Krishna temple in the world. Conceived by devotees of ISKCON-Bangalore, the temple sprawls across 5 acres and houses the grand temple hall with Sri Radha Vrindavan Chandra Mandir along with other temples in different wings. It also features a Krishna Heritage Museum, Krishna Heritage Study Center, festival and lecture halls as well as a vedic cosmology exhibit and a massive indoor Krishna Lila Park with multiple expos, boat rides and many other features. At 210 meters rests the Goloka Vrindavan and a viewing gallery with breathtaking panoramic views of Vrindavan.