#Places To Visit In Vrindavan

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Top Places to Visit in Vrindavan - Mathura Vrindavan Tour Package

Vrindavan, a sacred town in Uttar Pradesh, is deeply associated with the life of Lord Krishna. Known for its ancient temples, vibrant festivals, and serene ghats, Vrindavan is a must-visit for spiritual seekers and devotees. The Mathura Vrindavan Tour Package offers a complete experience of this holy city, allowing you to explore its most iconic sites. Here are the top places to visit in Vrindavan.

Banke Bihari Temple

One of the most famous temples in Vrindavan, the Banke Bihari Temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna in his child form. The temple’s architecture and the deity’s enchanting form make it a spiritual highlight for pilgrims. The lively atmosphere, with devotional songs and offerings, is a key attraction.

Prem Mandir

A relatively new addition to Vrindavan’s spiritual landscape, Prem Mandir is a grand temple dedicated to Radha Krishna. The temple is known for its stunning marble architecture and beautifully crafted statues depicting scenes from Krishna’s life. The evening light and sound show is a major attraction for visitors.

ISKCON Temple

The ISKCON Temple in Vrindavan, also known as Sri Krishna Balaram Mandir, is a serene and peaceful temple attracting devotees from around the world. It is an important site for those following the Hare Krishna movement and offers a tranquil space for meditation and devotion.

Yamuna River Ghats

The ghats along the Yamuna River offer a picturesque and spiritual experience. Visitors can participate in the evening Yamuna Aarti, a devotional ceremony that creates a magical atmosphere with lamps, prayers, and chanting.

Book your Mathura Vrindavan Tour Package to visit these divine places and immerse yourself in the spiritual charm of Lord Krishna’s abode.

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Radha Kund: रहस्यमयी राधा कुंड में स्नान करने से होती है संतानRadha kund: राधा कुंड भारत के उत्तर प्रदेश राज्य के मथुरा जिले में स्थित एक शहर है। राधा कुंड गोवर्धन परिक्रमा में एक प्रमुख मार्ग पर पड़ता है। यह तालाब अत्यंत पवित्र स्थान है

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Living The Vrindavan Dream

(Warning: Very long post)

This is the post describing my trip to Braj Dham <3

Day 1:

We reached Vrindavan at around 3 p.m. Had prasad and then after resting for a while, we left for the Banke Bihari Temple.

Tbh, my experience in Banke Bihari wasn't very good. Not because of the temple itself, obviously, but because of the people. Rushing in like literal animals! Like, yeah I understand y'all are excited to see the lil Manmohana there, BUT SO ARE WE! Anyyyyway, we did catch a good glimpse of Him there sooooo 🫠❤️🥹❤️

Anyyyyway, we then went to the Sneh Bihari Temple. It was way less crowded and people were civilised. Soooo yeah, that's where I broke down. Like, my Keshav looked so freaking beautiful there, I just couldn't bring myself to dam my tears. It was simply ethereal...✨

He just looked so freaking beautiful and I felt like I had transcended all limits of the world...💫

And guess whaaat? The pandit of the temple called me near him AND GAVE ME A BEAUTIFUL GARLAND FROM KESHAV! IT WAS LIKE THE BEST MOMENT OF MY LIFE; I HAVEN'T BEEN HAPPIER FR FR!!! OUUUUFFFF KESHAV I LOVE YOU TOOOO!

We then visited the Ashta Sakhi Temple, Radha Ballabh Temple and the Keshav Mahadeveswar Temple. The serenity there is to die for. Like, why not? It's our Kanha's place after all!

Day 2:

JANMASTHAMI DAAAAY!!!!!!! THE BEST DAY OF MY LIFE? HELL YEAH!

Soooo, I wore this beautiful ghaghra for my Keshav's bday celebrations.

But ek haadsa hogaya. Four monkeys legit jumped on me to snatch my beautiful latkans. One of them even managed to rip one of the latkans off my ghaghra🥲. One grabbed my ghaghra, and the rest three grabbed my chunari. But Kanha saved another me from a full-on Vastra Haran sooo yeah. I just got a few scratches.

Anyyyway, first, we went to Seva Kunj Temple. There, I did my Keshav's abhishek!!!!!! I've never felt happier, fr fr; I almost cried. He looked so freaking cute like aaaaahhhh!

From there, we went to the Radha Raman Temple. Again, it was crowded to the point that breathing became laborious. Couldn't catch a proper glimpse of Keshav there 🥲

Next, we went to Radha Damodar Temple. This place was great. Crowded, but organised. Plus, they had an almost empty bhajan hall. There, we could sit peacefully and I could get lost in my Keshav's thoughts...😌

From there, we went to the Meera Bai Temple. There was a super beautiful cow sitting in front of the idol. It felt as if the Murlidhar himself was petting her gently as she sat there calmly with her eyes closed. <3

We then visited the Govindji Temple. That place is so freaking beautiful! Like, you can feel the walls echoing the name of the darling of Vrindavan; it was simply blissful.

After that, we went back to our guest house to rest. In the evening, we went back to Seva Kunj for the Janmashtami celebrations.

IT. WAS. THE. HAPPIEST. I. HAVE. EVER. BEEN. IN. MY. WHOLE. ENTIRE. LIFE

Firstly, we had a beautiful pravachan by a Maharaj Ji. He basically talked about the birth of Krishna.

So, it's a lesser-known fact that Yashoda maiyya actually gave birth to twins, Yogmaya and Vrindavan Krishna. So, when Vasudev brought in Devaki's Krishna, both the Kanhas became one. And when Krishna and Balram were leaving with Akrur ji, the Vrindavan Krishna stayed back in Vrindavan. So, he technically never left. AND THAT'S WHY VRINDAVAN'S AIR REEKS OF LOVE AND DIVINE BLISS TO DATE!

Anyway, the Maharaj ji said so many other sweet things about us Krishna lovers. He was like, "We all sitting here for our Krishna; do you know in what roop y'all are sitting here? We're basically gopis here."

And I was like, "YES, YOU SAID IT! YOU SAID IT!!!!" It made me so happy for real!!!!!

Sooo, after the pravachan, there was kirtan. And each one of us, men and women likewise, danced our hearts out for our Kanha. It was so blissful, y'all. Dancing without a care in the world with complete strangers tied to each other with a single thread of love for our one and only Keshav; it was one of the rare times when I've felt truly joyous... 💫

At midnight, we all welcomed our Kanha by doing mandir parikrama. After the festivities were over, we had prasad after thanking Krishna for being with us always <3

Thus ended the best day of my life...🌺

Day 3:

The Janmashtami hangover was still there when we got ready for Seva Kunj again. We did kirtan there again before having prasad. Then in the evening, we left for ISKCON.

Now, I don't have any words to describe how freaking beautiful and ethereal our sakha looked there! Like, he looks so perfect that you can't help but tear up...✨ His beautiful lotus eyes legit glimmer at you overflowing with love. There's nothing more peaceful than just staring at his face there for real. Everything in ISKCON was so freaking beautiful; simple exquisite. All the lovely mural paintings, the mesmerising idols, the gorgeous architecture; I could spend the rest of my life there without any regrets.

Moving on, we left ISKCON for Prem Mandir.

F. I. N. A. L. L. Y

And there, I legit became oblivious to my surroundings. Like, my friend legit had to guide me through cuz I was in a trance-like state. The freaking delightful and charming statues showing different phases of my Keshav's life looked as if they were speaking to me. The lovely statues of Radha Rani with her Kanha were just so so so pretty! The temple interior gave heaven vibes for real. Like, I just don't have the words to describe how happy and tranquil I felt in there despite the crowd... ❤️ I completely lost my heart and soul to the Makhan Chor that day...💫 Did that quite happily, I'm telling ya.

Thus ended another glorious day.

Day 4:

The day I've probably been the most heartbroken, cuz that's the day we left Vrindavan.

But not before visiting Nidhi Van. Y'all, if anyone ever tells me Krishna is mythology, I'm cutting their throats off without batting an eyelash. Like, you literally FEEL Kanha walking beside you and caressing your arms lovingly as you walk through Nidhi Van! The trees there, gracefully twisted and intertwined with each other, are a living testimony of our Kanha's raas with his Radhe and sakhis... ✨ It was just so soothing to feel His presence right next to you there!!!! I'm just repeating the same thing again and again, cuz that's basically what you live there in the land of Keshav 🥹❤️

Anyway, melancholy struck immediately after we left Nidhi Van cuz yeah, we left Vrindavan... Yeah... It was heartbreaking. Like, yeah, He is with me always, every day, every second. But I LEFT VRINDAVAN, YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN, RIGHT!? Also, it was raining cats and dogs when we left. Call me over-dramatic, but I'm just gonna assume that it was my Keshav's bittersweet way of sending me off.

Anyway, we left for Radha Kund where we stayed at a मठ. In the evening, we went to see Radha Kund and Shyam Kund. Again, I felt His mischievous blissful presence pulling my leg right there <3 I felt my sakha lingering beside me, smiling at me with all His love. And I have no idea what overcame me, but I started singing 'Natnagar ki hai Saari Leela' aloud. Like, I hope no one minded that. But at the moment, my mind couldn't think of anything or anyone else but my Manmohana for real.

And yet another day in Braj passed by.

Day 5:

Our last day in Braj. We went to Barsana!!! We visited the Radha Rani Temple, of our very own Madanmohini... ❤️ The temple is so beautiful, y'all. Architecturally, aesthetically, and spiritually; it's simply perfect! And our Radha Rani, oufff! Unke baare me kya hi kahun? She's ever gorgeous, beautiful, dazzling, and whatnot! 🤩 And we both laughed about how Kanha is such a simp for her soooo, yeah!

The rest of the day, it simply rained. So we couldn't do much. But yeah, I listened to songs thinking about the past couple of days I spent with my Keshav himself... 💫

And yeah, the next day we left Braj... No further elaboration.

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My Vrindavan trip in short

I MISS THAT PLACE SO MUCH ASDFGHJKL!

P.S. I called up my bestie @pragyan05 and made her ugly cry by telling her about my Vrindavan trip 😌 I mean, why should I suffer alone.

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i visited the isckon the birth place of krishna that mandir yk then vrindavan then we went to agra to see taj mahal. Thats all just 3 days

janmabhoomi that's like 20 mins away from here and did you enjoy in isckon i always have so much fun there dancing and eating

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Top 5 best places to visit in Vrindavan

Vrindavan is Called as the ‘ Heart of Krishna ‘. Now a days , it becomes one of the Most Popular Place Present in North India. Along with this , People find it Attractive and the Purity and History of This Place can Truly Give Peace to you Soul. This Place have more than 5000 Temples all over dedicated to Krishna. Moreover , It is also a part of ‘ Krishna Pilgrimage Circuit ‘ that also Includes Mathura , Barsana , Govardhan and Dwarka as well.

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If you’ve traveled, what are your most fav places that you’ve visited :3

you're very conveniently asking this at the time I'm missing Vrindavan (I've been there twice. Very intact. Wanna go again). I also loved Nainital, Pondicherry and some other places I went to when I lived in US (San Diego, Los Angeles and Lake Tahoe)

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Is it true that Shri Krishna still comes to Nidhivan?

Nidhivan Temple, located in Vrindavan near Mathura, holds a significant place in Hindu scriptures and is believed to be the mystical abode where divine activities take place. According to local legends and folklore, the temple is regarded as the sacred space where Lord Krishna, also known as "Thakurji," engages in divine dances and spiritual activities with Radhaji and the gopis.

Inside the Nidhivan temple, visitors will find a serene and beautifully adorned statue of Lord Krishna and Radhaji. The temple also features a sacred kunj, which is believed to be the resting place for the divine couple after their enchanting raas-lila dance. The temple premises encompass various sites that provide evidence of the spiritual mysteries associated with Lord Krishna and Radha, making it a must-visit destination for devotees and those on a religious pilgrimage in India.

One such place within the temple complex is the Rang Mahal, known as the shringar-ghar of Radha Rani. It is believed to be the spot where Shri Krishna lovingly adorns Radharani with beautiful ornaments and attire. Inside the Rang Mahal, there is also a bed arranged for Radha-Krishna to rest after their celestial activities.

The name "Nidhivan" itself carries a profound meaning, with "nidhi" translating to "treasure" and "van" meaning "forest." As one enters the temple premises, initially, they are greeted by a seemingly ordinary jungle. However, as they proceed further, they come across a well-maintained pathway leading to a small house that remains locked but features a glass gate.

Nidhivan temple follows a strict schedule and closes its doors at 5 PM every day. However, the belief among devotees is that after nightfall, Thakurji makes his divine appearance, and the entire forest surrounding the temple transforms into his beloved gopis. Throughout the night, Lord Krishna dances and engages in celestial play with the gopis. By the break of dawn, everything returns to its original state, as if untouched by the divine revelry.

The spiritual significance and mystical aura surrounding Nidhivan Temple attract devotees and spiritual seekers from far and wide. It is believed that witnessing the divine dance and experiencing the spiritual energy of the temple fosters a deep sense of devotion and connection with Lord Krishna and Radha. The captivating stories and legends associated with Nidhivan Temple serve as a reminder of the eternal love between Radha and Krishna and inspire devotees to deepen their devotion and seek a closer relationship with the divine.

Visiting Nidhivan Temple offers an opportunity for devotees to immerse themselves in the rich mythology and spiritual ambiance that pervades the sacred site. The serene atmosphere, the enchanting presence of the divine deities, and the belief in the divine dances of Lord Krishna and the gopis create a profound impact on the hearts and minds of those who visit.

Nidhivan Temple in Vrindavan holds a significant place in Hindu scriptures and is revered as the divine abode where Lord Krishna engages in his celestial dances with Radha and the gopis. The temple's mystical ambiance and the stories associated with it evoke a deep sense of devotion and inspire seekers to connect with the divine love and teachings of Lord Krishna. A visit to Nidhivan Temple offers a spiritual journey that nourishes the soul and reinforces the timeless bond between the divine and the devotee.

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