After spending one week in Zurich enjoying lively discussions in the association of eager devotees, I flew on to Copenhagen. I had visited here once before five years ago when I came during the pandemic to celebrate Janmastami with the devotees....
Some years ago, ISKCON purchased a nice house in a residential area of Copenhagen, with the temple room being in another building behind the main house serving as the abode of Sri Sri Gaur Nitai. A little court yard between the two buildings increases the temple's facilities. At the moment, a few elderly men are staying in the ashram, and a core team of several grhasthas regularly offer service in the temple. A good size congregation of Russian speaking, Danish, Nepali and Indian members participate in the temple activities.
Some years ago, ISKCON purchased a nice house in a residential area of Copenhagen, with the temple room being in another building behind the main house serving as the abode of Sri Sri Gaur Nitai. A little court yard between the two buildings increases the temple's facilities. At the moment, a few elderly men are staying in the ashram, and a core team of several grhasthas regularly offer service in the temple. A good size congregation of Russian speaking, Danish, Nepali and Indian members participate in the temple activities.
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