What is Krishna Radio KHQN?
what you need to know about us
Krishna Radio KHQN is a devotional broadcast station based in Spanish Fork, Utah, operated by the Hare Krishna (ISKCON) community. It’s one of the oldest Krishna-conscious radio stations in North America and serves as a 24/7 spiritual and cultural hub for listeners worldwide.
Here’s the essence: Mission Statement
Our mission is to serve as a beacon of transcendental sound, illuminating the path to self-discovery and spiritual revitalization.
We strive to awaken the eternal, spiritual self (the ātmā) within every listener, fostering profound realization of one's true, blissful, and everlasting identity beyond the temporary designations of the material world.
By sharing the timeless wisdom, devotional music, and sacred practices rooted in the Vedic tradition, we guide the soul on its essential journey of reconnection to its divine source: Śrī Kṛṣṇa, the Supreme Personality of Godhead.
Krishna Radio is dedicated to providing inspiration, clarity, and devotion, helping individuals establish a loving, eternal relationship with the Divine and attain the highest goal of human life.
In short, KHQN Krishna Radio blends tradition with technology: it’s where timeless devotion meets modern broadcasting—streaming kirtan, mantras, and messages of spiritual harmony to a worldwide audience.

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About Shri Shri Radha Krishna Temple
The Power House Of Our Radio
The Shri Shri Radha Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork, Utah, is a beautiful Rajasthani-style Hindu temple and cultural center known for its stunning architecture, gardens with koi ponds and peacocks, and the massive annual Holi Festival of Colors, attracting thousands of visitors for worship, learning, and cultural celebration in a welcoming, nature-integrated environment, serving as a unique landmark in Utah.
Key Aspects:
- Location: 311 W 8500 S, Spanish Fork, UT.
- Architecture: Built in traditional Hindu style with ornate facades, domes, and carvings, it’s the only Rajasthani-style building in America.
- Grounds: Features 24 acres with a lake, waterfalls, water lilies, parrots, llamas, and peacocks, promoting harmony with nature.
- Community & Purpose: A place for Hindu worship, learning, and cultural events, welcoming people from all backgrounds.
- Major Festivals: Hosts large festivals like Holi (Festival of Colors), Janmashtami, and Diwali, drawing huge crowds.
- Unique Features: Includes an AM radio station and is known for its open, light, and liberating atmosphere.
History & Significance:
- Began with a vision in the 1980s to build a temple, evolving from an initial radio station project.
- Completed in 2001, it has become an iconic landmark and tourist destination in Utah.
- The Holi festival here is the largest color festival in North America.

