About the Mandir
A living home of worship dedicated to Lord Brahma, the Creator — and to everyone who comes seeking His blessings.
A rare abode of the Creator
Among the Trimurti, Lord Brahma is worshipped in very few temples. Bhagwan Shri Brahma Mandir in Kurukshetra — the sacred land where the Bhagavad Gita was spoken — was established so that devotees could offer their prayers to the one who began all things.
The temple is managed by a public charitable trust and sustained entirely by the offerings of devotees. Its doors are open every day of the year, and darshan has always been free.
Over the years the mandir has grown into much more than a place of worship: it is a kitchen that feeds the hungry, a school where children learn Sanskrit, a stage for festivals that bring the whole town together, and a quiet courtyard where anyone can sit in peace.
Why the temple exists
Our Vision
To be a radiant centre of Sanatana Dharma where the worship of the Creator inspires people to live creatively, compassionately and in harmony with all of creation.
Our Mission
To preserve authentic Vedic worship; to feed every visitor; to teach the scriptures to the next generation; and to serve society through education, gau seva and relief work.
Four lamps that guide us
Shraddha
Faith expressed through worship performed exactly as the shastras prescribe, every single day.
Seva
Service without expectation — to the Lord, to devotees and to every living being.
Vidya
Learning that lights the way: Vedic study, Sanskrit and the teachings of the Gita.
Samarasta
All are equal before the Creator. No one is turned away for caste, creed or means.
Guided by Guruji & Guru Maa
The temple is blessed by Pujya Guruji and Guru Maa, and cared for by priests, scholars and volunteers who have dedicated their lives to seva.
Mukhya Pujari
Leads daily abhishek and all major rituals, trained in the Shukla Yajurveda tradition.
Acharya-ji
Guides the Sanskrit pathshala and the weekly Gita satsang for devotees of all ages.
Trust Secretary
Oversees temple management, accounts and the welfare programmes of the trust.
Seva Pramukh
Organises hundreds of volunteers for annadanam, festivals and gau seva.
Become part of the temple family
Visit for darshan, join a satsang, volunteer your time or support the temple's work.