Vrindavan: The Land of Temples
Dedicated to Radhe-Krishna, the modern town is dotted with especially the beautiful ISKON temple and ‘Bankey-Bihari’ temple which are famous worldwide. The festivals like ‘Holi’ and ‘Appearance Day of Bankey Bihari’ are celebrated in the best way at Vrindavan. The minute you enter Vrindavan you can hear the chants of Radhe-Radhe reverberate in your ears. The natives greet each other not by saying good morning or ‘Namaste’ but with Radhe-Radhe.
Famous Temples and Tourist Places in Vrindavan
Banke Bihari Temple
Nidhivan Temple
Prem Mandir
ISKCON Vrindavan
Sri Ranganatha (Rangaji) Temple
Mata Vaishno Devi Dham
Other Tourist Attractions and Holy Places in Vrindavan
Vrindavan is a major pilgrimage place for the Hindus. The River Yamuna flows through the town of Vrindavan. Make a plan for trip to Bankey Bihari.
Madan Mohan Temple
Oldest temples in Vrindavan, Near the Kali Ghat.
Radha Vallabh Temple
The Legend Of Radha Krishna. Founded by Shri Hith Harivansh Mahaprabu
Shahji Temple
Built in 1876 by Shah Kundan Lal. Grand architecture & marble sculptures.
Govind Dev Temple
Established in 1542 by Six Gosvamis of Vrindavan. Located at Seva Kunj.
Radha Damodar Mandir
Nand Baba's house. Lord Siva visit to Sri Krishna in Gokula
Pagal Baba Temple
Eleven storeyed grand white marble temple. Incredibly gorgeous architecture.
Kesi Ghat
Here Demon Kesi killed by Shri Krishna to protect people of Vrindavan.
Gopeshvar Mahadev
Lord Shiv is worshipped as Gopeshwar Mahadev. Shiva want to become a Gopi.
Akshaya Patra Temple
Akshaya Patra mid-day meal program for the poor challenged children of Braj..
Travel to Vrindavan
It is a very easy reach Vrindavan just 11 kilometers from Mathura and 50 km from Agra, you can take a bus, train or plane! There are good hotels and guest houses available for every budget which you can book easily online or on reaching Vrindavan. The nearest places from Vrindavan are Mathura and Agra which is just 11km and 50 km away. It is well connected with all the big cities like Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata and Delhi. You can always take a taxi to Vrindavan.
There is no direct train to Vrindavan. However the nearest stations Mathura and Agra are closely connected with Vrindavan and it is just 11 km ride from Mathura and 50 km ride from Agra. Vrindavan is well connected with all the roads. Especially the Delhi Agra Expressway is the best route to reach the place. You can take either a bus or a taxi to reach there.
Tourist Services in Vrindavan Mathura
Krishna: Dresses, Tulasi Mala and Paintings
Krishna Stories
Shri Bankey Bihari Nidhivan
There is a grand temple of Banke Bihari ji in Vrindavan. There is a statue of Bihari ji in this temple. There is a belief in this statue that in this statue, Lord Krishna and Radha are included...
Krishna and Arjun Story
Once Arjun asked to lord Krishna hai, parth (Respectful person) you always appreciate the karn too much for being an enormous donator and the extreme courageous but nobody...