Mathura VrindavanMathura
![]() Vrindavan Just 15 kms away from Mathura, nestles the Vraja , the land of lord Krishna. Vraja or Vrindavan is the place where Lord Krishna performed his first miracle. Devotees from all over the world come to Vraja to bathe in the consciousness of Krishna, breathe the air he breathed, talk to the people he loved. Vrindavan, is still a transcendental world, a place of Krishna's leela, (play), of deep eroticism and an archetypal connection to nature. The land of temples is attracts tourist who are keen of exploring the pilgrimage site of Uttar Pradesh. Baanke Bihari, Gokulnanda, Gopinath, Govindeva, Madan Mohanji, Radha Damodar and Radha Shyamsunder are the only seven Prachin Mandirs ( ancient temples) of Vrindavan. Besides the ancient temples, there are two other temples which attracts tourists - Rangji and Sone Ki Palki. As an excursion, you can choose Gokul ( 10 kms from Mathura), Govardhan ( 30 km from Govardhan)
Places of Interest Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi - It was a jail cell in which Lord Krishna is said to have been born. Today the jail cell has turned into a temple and is most visited place in the region. Jami Masjid - The Jama Masjid was built in 1661 AD by Abd-un Nabir on the ruins of Keshav Deo temple. The temple was destroyed earlier. Vishram Ghat - This bathing ghat is known for this is the place where Lord Krishna had rested after slaying the tyrant King Kansa.
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