Top 5 Places To Visit In The Holy City Of Vrindavan

All this makes Vrindavan one of the most magnificent religious destinations in India and also in the world. The city is most vibrant and beautiful during the holy Hindu festivals of Lord Krishna’s birthday known as Janmashtami and Holi- the festival of colours.

Top 5 Places To Visit In Vrindavan

  1. Prem Mandir
  2. Nidhivan
  3. Kesi Ghat
  4. Sri Radha Damodar Temple
  5. ISKCON, Vrindavan

1. Prem Mandir

Prem Mandir

Prem Mandir

One of the largest temples to visit in Vrindavan is the temple of love, or Prem Mandir, dedicated to the worship of Lord Krishna and Goddess Radha. The temple is relatively new, its foundation stone was laid in 2001 and was opened to all by 2012. The construction of this vast temple cost about INR 150 crores. Prem Mandir is spread over a sprawling 54 acres of land.

The temple is a two-storied structure made of marble. The walls of the temple are decked with beautiful paintings depicting the Leela of Radha and Krishna. More than eighty panels on the wall are hand-painted. The inner sanctum of the temple houses the deities Krishna and Radha on the ground floor while the first floor is for Lord Ram and Goddess Sita. 5. Nidhivan

2. Nidhivan

Nidhivan

Nidhivan

Nidhivan, also known as Seva Kunj is a beautiful vast garden situated in Vrindavan. It is one of the most revered places to see in Vrindavan. This place is thronged by people all over the year as many legends are associated with this spot. People believe that Krishna and Radha performed the Rasa Leela in the same garden.

The locals and devotees strongly believe that Lord Krishna comes here every day after it is dark to dance with his Gopis, which is why people are prohibited from entering here after it is dark. The garden houses some Radha-Krishna temples with more than 1500 wild tulsi trees within the premises.

3. Kesi Ghat

Kesi Ghat

Kesi Ghat

Kesi Ghat is one of the most important ghats in the town situated at the banks of the Yamuna. This is one of the spots visited very early in the morning by tourists and religious devotees alike. It is believed that Lord Krishna took a dip in the waters of the Yamuna after slaying the demon named Keshi; hence this spot is one of the most unique places to see in Vrindavan.

The vast Madanmohan Temple at the back provides a beautiful backdrop while the river meanders ahead. You may also opt for a boat ride here.

4. Sri Radha Damodar Temple


Sri Radha Damodar Temple

Sri Radha Damodar Temple

One of the most beautiful tourist attractions in Vrindavan is the Sri Radha Damodar Temple located in Loi Bazaar, close to Seva Kunj. The temple was established in 1542 by a Guru Srila Jiva Goswami. The deities worshipped in the Damodar Mandir were gifted to Srila Jiva by His master, Srila Rupa Goswami Prabhupada. This temple also suffered significant destruction at the attack of Aurangzeb, after which the idols were shifted to Jaipur until 1739.

There are two prominent divisions inside the temple- the prayer hall or bhajankutir, and the Samadhi hall of Srila Rupa Goswami and many other Goswamis.

5. ISKCON, Vrindavan

ISKCON

ISKCON

ISKCON, Vrindavan is one of the most popular temples in India. It is also popularly called the Krishna Balaram Mandir. The temple was constructed in the year 1975. The temple is raised with the sole purpose of educating people on the Vedas and the Bhagavad Gita.

The inside of the temple has three altars for the Gods Sri Gaura Nitai, Balaram, Krishna, and Radha Shyamsundar. Upon entering, a vast white marble archway leads to the samadhi of Srila Prabhupada, founder of ISKCON. The temple doors are also gigantic in size and wholly carved from wood. You will be able to witness the beautiful and harmonious music of the prayers, called kirtans, accompanied by harmoniums while the devotees dance to it. ISKCON also provides residence at a cost, so if you want an accommodation here, you can book it online on their website.

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