Travel to Vrindavan & Enjoy the Religious Fervor

India, the land of Gods and Goddesses, hashouses a sacred black image of Krishna known as
countless temples/shrines dedicated to LordThakur Ji. The devotees offer garlands and
Krishna. He is considered to be the most popularsweets to the idol daily and the temple hosts a
incarnation of Lord Vishnu, as he possessed all thenumber of festivals.
64 kalas (64 kinds of arts to lead a perfect life).Govind Dev Temple
Mathura and Vrindavan in the state of UttarBuilt in 1590 by Raja Man Singh, this ancient
Pradesh, being associated with the childhood oftemple is quite popular for its red sandstone
Lord Krishna, are popular across the entire globestructure, impressive artwork and the vaulted
as the prominent religious sites. Both these placesceiling. The upper layers of this temple were
together comprise of about sixty billion temples.destructed during the reign of Mughal emperor
Vrindavan, on the holy banks of river Yamuna, isAurangzeb.
located at a distance of about 15 km fromISKCON Temple
Mathura and is popular as a sacred site thatEstablished by the ISKCON group (International
reminds one about the playful acts of youngSociety for Krishna Consciousness), it is one of
Krishna. The name 'Vrindavan' is believed to bethe most impressive temples in Vrindavan. It
derived from 'Vrinda', which is akin to Tulsi plantowes its existence to Swami Prabhupada, a Hindu
that is found in abundance in the city.devotee born in Bengal in 1896.
Prime AttractionsOther Temples
When it comes to attractions, the city is reveredThe small city of Vrindavan boasts of having
for its holy temples, a few of which aremore than 4000 temples. The towering Rangaji
mentioned below:Temple and some other are highly revered by
Pagal Baba Templethe tourists from all over the world. Most of
This 11 storeyed gleaming white temple wasthese are visited for their extraordinary
founded by Late Pagal Baba. It is popular for itsarchitectural patterns.
modern architecture. Various colourful puppets areShopping
mechanized to depict scenes from Ramayana andVrindavan markets are dotted with marble and
the Mahabharata.alabaster products, semi-precious stones,
Bankey Bihari Templesynthetic gems, glass bangles, glass beads,
Dedicated to Lord Krishna, this huge templestringing glass, and necklaces.