I went there at around 5 in the evening. The idols were covered. They told., the cover will open at 6:30pm. One lady welcomed me by offering one dish full of prasadam (wonderful Indian, like snacks). The water served was little different than normal water. Then one gentleman arrived and spoke with me in English. He told me few things related to the iskon temple in Buenos Aires. There are no Radha Krishna idols. But the other disciples idols. After 6:30 pm, the covers opened and gods idols were visible. It was like the big Dev ghar (puja house in every Indian homes). It was wonderful experience to witness all rituals carried by non Indian personnel. The arti was mix of arti and bhajan . The disciple were enjoying arti in little different way. The way was more exciting bhajan. Although different but it was enjoying. It seems they follow different practices than usual Indian temples. After arti bhajan, they offered me mahaprasadam (one puri with potato bhaji). It was tasty. By the time I ate mahaprasadam, they covered the idols and started washing the temple floor. It seems, we can not say, it is a temple. It's kind of math or ashram. But most important is enjoying bhajan arti in Buenos Aires... I e. So far from India, is a great feeling. Hare Ram Hare Ram, Ram Ram Hare Hare, Hare Krushna Hare Krushna, Krushna Krushna Hare Hare.