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The city of Vrindavan is a holy city along River Yamuna in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It is one of the most ancient cities of the country and is believed to be the locale where the famous Hindu deity Lord Krishna had resided as a child. This is the place where the lord perhaps had spent his childhood. The city is dotted with several temples, most of which have Lord Krishna or Radhe-Krishna as the presiding deity. Some of the notable temples of Vrindavan are Banke Bihari temple, Radha Raman temple, Prem Mandir, Sri Madan Mohan temple, Krishna Balaram ISKON Temple, Rangaji temple etc

Pilgrims from all over the country visit Vrindavan to soak in the spiritual ecstasy that pervades the air of Vrindavan. Also, Krishna followers from different corners of the globe; i.e. the Hare Krishna devotees community throng the place all year round. Vrindavan city is nearly 150kms to Delhi’s south.

‘Vrindavan’ got its name from ‘Vrinda’; i.e. ‘Tulsi’. The place as is commonly believed was full of Tulsi groves, the still surviving ones being the Sevakunj grove and the Nidhivan grove. As per myths Sevakunj was the site of Raaslila between Lord Krishna and the Gopis while Nidhivan was the idyllic resting venue for Radha-Krishna; the celestial divine couple.

Several interesting stories related to lord Krishna’s childhood lilas make their rounds in Vrindavan till date. Vrindavan once a densely forested area is now gradually yielding place to urbanization. Tourists make a bee line to Vrindavan during the festivals of Janmashtami, Radhastami, Holi, Brahmotsava. These festivals are celebrated with immense furor and pomp at Vrindavan. If you are in love with Krishna, your spiritual appetite will aptly be satiated at Vrindavan; the land of the ‘child’ Krishna. The best time to visit this holy land is between months January and March…during this time, the weather of Vrindavan remains the most traveler-friendly.

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List of Popular Ghats in Vrindavan

by travelworldplanetupdated on May 22, 2022September 24, 2018Leave a Comment

Vrindavan, the holy land of Lord Krishna holds great spiritual significance for all devout followers. The childhood of Lord Krishna was spent at Vrindavan. If you are a devout follower of Krishna you would perhaps be able to spot him almost everywhere in Vrindavan even today. Your faith and love for the lord makes it …

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Most Visited Temples in Vrindavan

by travelworldplanetupdated on November 9, 2021May 16, 2021Leave a Comment

Vrindavan, the holy playground of Lord Krishna is just about 11 km from Mathura, another pilgrimage city. Vrindavan is also known as Brajbhoomi and it lay lost to the world until Shri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu visited the place around 1515 and set about uncovering the important temples here. Vrindavan is known as the grove of Tulsi …

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How to Reach Vrindavan from Haridwar

by travelworldplanetupdated on September 14, 2020September 14, 2020Leave a Comment

As of now, no direct trains or flights are available between these two holy destinations. Exploring the Majestic City Vrindavan is a city visited by millions of visitors and a lot of them are pilgrims. The place is linked with legends of Lord Krishna- a major deity in Indian mythology. The major Places to visit …

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Vrindavan Location – How to Reach Vrindavan with Distance

by travelworldplanetupdated on July 27, 2020September 28, 2018Leave a Comment

Vrindavan is a holy city in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. The latitudinal-longitudinal extent of Vrindavan is as follows- 27.5650° N, 77.6593° E. The city rises to an elevation of 174 m above the sea level. The city comes within Uttar Pradesh’s Mathura district. Vrindavan commonly known as Vrindavan Dham is a well …

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Vrindavan Significance and History

by travelworldplanetupdated on September 22, 2018September 20, 2018Leave a Comment

Vrindavan is just 11 km from Mathura, the birthplace of Lord Shri Krishna. Located on the Agra-Delhi highway on NH 2, this is Krishnadham, home to temples dedicated to Krishna and Radha. A sacred pilgrimage destination, Vrindavan means a grove of holy Tulsi. Symbolic groves can still be found at Seva Kunj and at Nidhivan. …