Three 50-foot diameter stone shikhars (domes) hand-carved with depictions of Krishna’s pastimes, rise more than 100 feet above the 25,000-square-foot temple. The building, blending Gujarat Sompura, and Rajasthani Khamira architectural styles, sits on four acres and features one of the largest temple rooms in India. The 12,000-square-foot temple hall can accommodate 4,000 people. Sunday feast is held on every Sunday evening from 6:15pm. The celebration includes dancing, spiritual discourses and sumptuous prasadam. It also has a goshala on its eight acre farm house.