Category: Travel Guide

Vrinda Kund is located around 3 km from Nandgaon. It is the village of Vrinda Devi, who is none other than Tulsi Maharani. It is Vrinda Devi who arranges all the passtimes of Radha and Krishna. There is an annual Tulsi Vivah festival celebrated at Vrinda Kund in Kartik every year. Vrinda Devi arranges the asta-kaliya […]

Bhandirvan is one of 12 forests of Vrindavan. It is at Bhandirvan that Radharani and Krishna got married. Though, the special thing about this marriage is that it was not performed in front of the whole world but it was arranged by yoga-maya potency of Lord.  Lord Brahma acted as the priest of the marriage […]

Radha Kund is a village located in Govardhan. Spiritually, it is considered as the highest place in the entire creation and is non-different from Srimati Radharani, the pleasure potency of the Supreme Personality of Godhead Sri Krishna. There are two kund’s (lakes) here – Radha Kund and Shyam Kund. For Gaudiya Vaishnavas and vrajavasis, Sri […]

Barsana is the eternal residence of Sri Radha. It is located around 52 Km from Mathura and around 120 Km from New Delhi. The very name Barsana means “falling, scattering or spreading.” The meaning of Barsana as explained by saints here is that mercy and karuna (compassion, love) of Srimat Radharani is spreading, falling or […]

Many people often have a deep desire to visit Vrindavan and at some point in life plan to visit Vrindavan once. They have a conception that Vrindavan would be like forests and untouched with modernisation. Contrary to the notion what people have in their mind, externally Vrindavan has undergone a rapid level of infrastructural progress […]

Nandgaon is a village located around 9 km from Barsana and is the place which was constructed by Nand Baba on the hilltop to protect the baby Krishna from the attacks of demons sent by Kansa on a daily basis. Krishna spent his growing years here at Nandgaon. There is a big beautiful temple atop […]

Try reaching Vrindavan by 8 AM. Visit ISKCON Vrindavan first. By 8.15 AM, come out and board an e-rickshaw for Madan Mohan Mandir. Rickshaw wala will charge 10 rupees per passenger or 40-60 rupees for all. By 8.50 AM, climb down from the hill-top temple after taking darshan of Madan Mohan Ji. Note: You can […]

There are three ways to reach Vrindavan from New Delhi – bus, cab and train. Out of them, the most convenient one is via taxi (cabs) and the most economical one is via bus. Metro & Bus From New Delhi Airport Metro Station or New Delhi Railway Station Metro, all you have to do is […]

The Seven Goswami Temples of Vrindavan are:  Radha Damodar Ji Radha Shyamsundar Ji Radha Govind Dev Ji  Radha Gokulananda Ji  Radha Madan Mohan Ji Radha Gopinath Ji Radha Raman Ji

For Indian tourists coming via rail or road, you can take a train up to Mathura and as soon as you step outside the Railway Station, on-board any shared auto or hire a small auto to Vrindavan. It is just a 20-minute drive (around 20 KM) from the railway station to Vrindavan. The small auto […]