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Shah Ji Mandir, whose true name is Lalit Nikunj, is one of the most beautiful and unusual temples of Vrindavan, at Gotam Nagar near Nidhivan, famous for its twelve spiral marble pillars, the tedhe khambe, and its golden Basanti Kamra. It was built between 1860 and 1868 by the wealthy jeweller-brothers Shah Kundan Lal and Shah Phundan Lal of Lucknow, and enshrines the small deities of Radha and Kri...

Shri Malook Peeth is a revered devotional seat and seva ashram in old Vrindavan, at Vamsi Vat on the Parikrama Marg, opposite the Gopeshwar Mandir, on the Yamuna side of the town. It is the historic seat, once the Sri Malook Das Ji Akhara, of the great Bhakti poet-saint Sant Malook Das, remembered for his doha of faith, Ajgar kare na chakri. Today the Peeth is led by Jagadguru Dwaracharya Swami Sh...

The Yogiraj Devraha Baba Samadhi Sthal is the samadhi and bhajan place of the great Siddha yogi Devraha Baba, on the far bank of the Yamuna opposite Vrindavan, at the very spot where he lived his last years atop his wooden machan. Known as the ageless yogi, whose life the devotees reckon in centuries, Baba was a guide to rich and poor alike and took mahasamadhi here on 19 June 1990. His samadhi is...

Radha Kund is a sacred twin kund and a small pilgrimage town in Arit village near Govardhan, in Mathura district, Uttar Pradesh, PIN 281504, held by the Gaudiya Vaishnavas to be the supreme of all holy places. Here lie the two adjacent ponds, Radha Kund and Shyam Kund, made in the pastime of Radha and Krishna, filled with the nectar of their love. Pilgrims come from across the world to bathe in a ...

Mansarovar, also called Maan Sarovar or Mana Sarovar, is a serene forest lake on the far bank of the Yamuna, opposite Vrindavan, revered as the place formed from the tears of Shri Radharani when she left the Rasa Lila in maan, her loving anger. Here Krishna found her and placed his flute and his head at her lotus feet to win her back. On its bank stands a white marble temple of Radharani and a bai...

Raskhan Samadhi is the tomb of the beloved poet Raskhan, set in a green, tree-shaded garden between Gokul and Mahavan, near Raman Reti on the northern bank of the Yamuna. Raskhan was a Muslim poet of Pashtun origin who gave his whole heart to Shri Krishna, wrote some of the sweetest devotional poetry of Braj, and lived out his life in this holy land until 1628. His samadhi, cared for as a place of...

Uddhav Kund is a sacred kund at Govardhan, lying just to the west of Kusum Sarovar on the right side of the Govardhan parikrama path, revered as the place where the great Uddhav longed to become grass and shrubs so the dust of the gopis' feet might fall on him. It was manifested by Maharaja Vajranabha, the great-grandson of Krishna, under the guidance of the sage Sandilya, and its story is told in...

Radha Gokulananda Temple is an ancient shrine in old Vrindavan, near Kesi Ghat between the ghat and the Radha Raman temple, and one of the famous Seven Goswami Temples of the holy town. It stands where the great saint Lokanath Goswami did his bhajan, was built by Vishwanath Chakravarti Thakur, and holds the deities of Radha Gokulananda, Radha-Vinoda and Vijaya Govinda, the thumb-printed Govardhan ...

Charan Pahadi, also spelled Charan Pahari, is a sacred hill to the west of Nandgaon that bears the lotus footprints of Shri Krishna, pressed into the rock in the tradition when the sweetness of his flute softened the very stone. While herding the cows, Krishna is said to have climbed this hill of Nandishwar and played his flute and the rock melted at its sound, leaving his charan chinha, along wit...

Sudama Kuti is a seva ashram and bhajan sthali in old Vrindavan, near Vamsi Vat and the Gopeshwar Mahadev temple, founded by the saint Shri Sudamadas Ji Maharaj, lovingly called Sudama Baba. It is best known for the madhukari tradition, by which the saints go out with open cloth to gather alms and then feed all who come, so that, as the Brajwasis say, no one leaves its door hungry. Within it stand...

Radha Bagh, also called Radha Bag or Radha Bagh Ghat, is a sacred garden and leela sthali in Barsana, the birthplace of Radha Rani, a short distance from the Shriji temple on the town's holy hill. It is a quiet grove of old raas leela spots, kunj lanes, a small temple of Radha and a Shiv Linga, where in the tradition Radha and her sakhis wandered and played. It is open through the day and free to ...

Prem Sarovar, the lake of love near Barsana, is revered as the sacred lake formed from the tears of love of Radha and Krishna, wept in the ecstasy of separation felt even while they were together. It lies about 2 km from Barsana, with the Prem Vihari and Radha Govinda temples on its banks and it is said that one who bathes here attains love for Radha and Krishna. Darshan is free. To visit Prem Sar...
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