Temple has a very beautiful architecture. There are several smaller temples built inside it of various deities. The temple closes in the afternoon from 11 to 3.30 pm. As you walk inside you will find several guides coming up to you and they will give you a detailed tour of the temple in just 50 rs. Taking a guide will help you understand the place a little better. They will also take you to another smaller temple in the back side of this temple where they will ask you for temple donation. It is completely upto you to decide for it and not mandatory. Beware of the monkeys everywhere in the temple or any temple. They will take your mobile, specs, goggles, purse or anything that you are casually carrying in your hand and will break it if its not eatable.

One of the main temple of Vrindavan near bhramar Ghat Shri rangnath Swami idol is in main temple Hanuman ji idol is just infront of temple Many galleries are there in which you can get entry in just 20 rs

This historical temple is very special because the main entrance gate is built as per the Rajasthani architecture and the main temple was built in South Indian Architecture which is very unique. It also has a Mirror Palace and a Gold Pillar which looks mesmerizing. The detailing in the wall and pillars were a whole story to look.

It's a beautiful temple located in Vrindavan near Nidhivan. The temple is beautiful and very big and has an authentic old vibe where you will feel spiritually peaceful. You can come here and relax. The evening arti is amazing to see as it looks grand with all those ancient music around. The architecture looks inspired from South Indian temples. Its a must visit temple if you are visiting Vrindavan. You can also shop from the market outside the campus of temple and get some decent stuff at good price.

Great temple of south Indian architecture and believes. It gives a glimpse of south India in north India. Walls have designs and idols telling many stories. It has some sort of mysterious peace.The temple was built in the year 1851

One of the main temples to visit while in Vrindavan. Lots of group of people were there in the temple, and there are various small temples inside as well. Best time would be around 8:45 AM to have less crowd and you get a span of time between the time it just opens.

Sri Rangnath ji temple is one of the largest temple in Vrindavan. This temple was built in mid 19th century. The design and architecture is inspired from South Indian temples specially Ranganathaswamy temple TamilNadu. You can visit here all days of the week, from 8:00 to 12:00 in the morning and 3:00 to 7:30 in the evening. There is no entry fee to visit the temple. You need to take ticket to see the museum inside the temple.

I recently had the opportunity to visit the Sri Rangnath Ji Mandir in Vrindavan, and I was absolutely captivated by its beauty and serenity. The temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, and it is one of the most important Vaishnava temples in the world. Here are some of the things I loved about the temple: The architecture: The temple is built in the Dravidian style of architecture, and it is truly a sight to behold. The intricate carvings on the walls and pillars are simply stunning. The atmosphere: The temple has a very peaceful and calming atmosphere. The chanting of hymns and the sound of bells create a truly spiritual experience. The darshan: The darshan of Lord Vishnu is a highlight of any visit to the temple. The deity is beautifully adorned with flowers and jewels, and it is a sight that will stay with you long after you leave. The best time to visit the temple is early in the morning or late in the evening. This is when the temple is less crowded and you can have a more peaceful experience.

Shri Rang Nath Ji Temple, Vrindavan Got a chance to visit this place with friends in August 2021, It is a very beautiful place which cannot be described in our words There are very unique metal and gold sculptures which were once used as chariots of God but are now stored here as antiquities.

Rangji Temple is one the most beautiful and largest temples in Vrindavan. The temple has a Dravidian style of architecture that looks different as it's located in North India and a different vibe at the same time. Do bring your camera with you as it's quite a place for photography but be mindful of monkeys.

Beautiful temple made in south culture in a wide area. There is a pole made from 500 kg gold. You should visit this temple when you come for a vrindavan tour. There are so many different temples inside this temple. There is also a sheeshmahal, you can take a ticket for this @ 5 rs/head

At a distance of 1.5 km from Vrindavan Railway Station, Sri Ranganath or Rangaji Temple is one of the biggest temples in the region. It is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and his consort Lakshmi. The construction of this temple began in 1845 and was completed in 1851, at a cost of 45 lakhs rupees. It was built by Seth Radha Krishna and Seth Govindadasa of Chennai. It is one of Vrindavan's largest temples and is surrounded by high walls. The deity in the temple is called Sri Ranganatha and is represented in sleeping posture on Shesh Nag. The temple also houses the idols of Sita - Rama and Lakshmana, Lord Narasimha, Ramanujacharya and Venugopala. The Rangaji Temple is built in South Indian architecture with eight gopuras built in Dravidian style. The main entrance to this temple is on the western side. There is a six-storey gopuram, which is completely filled with carvings. The temple also has a gold plated 50 feet high Dhwaja stambha. There is also a temple tank and a beautiful garden within the temple premises. At the entrance, there is an electronic puppet show and a small museum. This temple celebrates Brahmotsavam, a 10 day festival in the month of March / April. The festival is popularly known as Rath ka Mela, where devotees pull the Rath to the nearby garden from the temple. The annual Jalvihar festival is also another main attraction of the Rangaji Temple, when devotees in large numbers participate in the ritual bathing of the idol. The poojas are performed in the temple by South Indian Brahmans. Earlier Non-Hindus were not allowed enter the main temple area where the deity is located, but now they can enter the courtyard. Timings: 6 AM - 12 PM and 3 PM - 9 PM

One of the main temples to visit while in Vrindavan. Lots of group of people were there in the temple, and there are various small temples inside as well. Best time would be around 8:45 AM to have less crowd and you get a span of time between the time it just opens.Beautiful temple made in south culture in a wide area. There is a pole made from 500 kg gold. You should visit this temple when you come for a vrindavan tour. There are so many different temples inside this temple. There is also a sheeshmahal, you can take a ticket for this @ 5 rs/head

My dream come true i can't believe im here at vrindaban and ranganath mandir is soo nice and peace and their badi bagaicha is marvelous. I feel really good staying at brindavan, im feeling krishna is here and giving all blessing to us,i enjoyed a lot ❤️❤️

This mandir has a touch of Rajasthan & south india The structure is intricately designed It has a South Indian touch in it Monkeys can cause a huge trouble if you're not careful with your mobile phones and spectacles The mandir area is vast and the mandir is very beautiful

Only South Indian style build temple in Virndavan. Construction started in 1845 and finished in 1851. Beautiful temple, very well made, we visited on a week day at 1600 h, crowd was less. Better to take e rickshaw, it will drop you right at the gate, it will take 45 minutes to see the full temple. Advised to take a guide, they are locally available at temple, charges vary as per season & crowd, but it's worth it. See it peacefully, admire the beauty of Garud sathambh. It is made of silver, covered with gold weighing 100s of kgs. Be careful of monkeys, do not carry anything in hand, no mobile, no 🕶️. Worth a visit.

Though it was a very peaceful and nice place to visit but there is a terror of monkeys. They snitch belongings like bags and especially specs. After snatching if you give them fruti or maza then they will give you back your belongings.

It's wonderful temple with South Indian Architecture.

You need buy tickets to visit all the temple and gold belonging and seesh Mehal . ₹ 20 ticket to visit all the temples .

Very beautiful mandir, very peaceful & tranquil! Loved visiting here! Must visit when in Vrindavan. Also, buy your souvenirs from here because they're cheaper in comparison to anywhere else in Vrindavan. Tip: don't go here wearing glasses because monkeys snatch them away & they might chew or break your glasses. If they take it away then offer them a small frooti and they'll return your glasses right away! This applies to everywhere in Vrindavan, not just Sri Rangnath Ji temple!

A very holy place and a memory of our beloved Lord Krishna birth place. Actually a jail where the kansa ( maternal uncle of lord krishna) keep the devki and vasudev for a long time here . Now this place is now called krishna janambhumi. Entry is free here but if you have any bag then kept in clock room @, 10rs per bag and rs 2for per cellphone. No mobile or camera allowed inside the permises. Enter from gate no 10 then you see the caves one in left and one on right . Ticket for both caves is rs 10 . Langer Hall inside the temple. Also view garbh grah. And big mandir. Cold water facility and shoes ghar inside the temple. Rooms are available in international vishram grah @500/-rs to 2200/- rs as per your choice. Every person must watch this place and take the bless of lord krishna.

Just amazing experience to witness in person, where Lord Krishna was actually born ..Very Holy and historical importance.. Keep in mind Opening and closing time of adjacent temple in campus, else the birth place is almost open during normal day hours..one can just go through normal wait time in line..No major restrictions.. But do keep in mind, that No mobile, smart watch, camera of any type are not allowed in premises..safe locakers are available, Ladies and gents separate system..but do carry lockable bag, if you're Group..to put all belonging in one place. Monkey are also to be aware of..as they often snatch things from visiting devotees.

Out side of entry Cloakroom is there for electronics and separate for bags After entering there is a cave for Shri Krishn Leela if you wish to go then ticket of 10 inr you have to buy After take staircase you will enter janmsthan And then after upper side you will see Radha Krishn idols sevyat Goswami's

Shree Krishna Janmashtan temple in Mathura is a sacred and historical temple that is believed to be the birthplace of Lord Krishna. This temple is a popular destination for pilgrims and tourist alike and it is must visit destination for anyone who is interested in Hindu Mythology and Spirituality. Whether you a devotee or simply interested in history and culture,you are sure to be impressed by the beauty and Spirituality of this wonderful temple. Mobile and other things are not allowed for security reasons.

🌟 Visiting Shri Krishna Janmsthan in Vrindavan was an absolute blessing! 🙏 The sacred atmosphere and historical significance of this holy site left me in awe. ✨ From the beautiful architecture to the spiritual vibes, every moment was truly enchanting. 🏰 It's a must-visit for anyone seeking a deeper connection with Lord Krishna and Hindu spirituality. 🕉️ Highly recommended for a soulful and enriching experience!

Very beautiful lord Krishna's temple must watch every one. Jai shree Krishna 🙏🙏🌺💐🌹🇮🇳.

This place is the birthplace of Shri Krishna. Here Krishna was born There is also a cave in it, in which a small life cycle of shri Krishna was shown,very good artwork in it. You have to buy a ticket to go to the cave Note- Mobile Phones, Camera and digital watches is not allowed,inside the Janmbhoomi. You always find crowd here any time

I like it. Beautiful place Krishna. I will tell you. This temple is not allow mobile phone and electronic item. Please keep in the car, and another vehicle. Don't carry electric items

Pious land of Shri Krishna.. Visited the Janmabhoomi and the jail together. Sad to see the lower maintenance. The place deserve better management, indeed.

Shri krishna janmasthan is in MATHURA. The place where birth of God Shri krishna took place in prison. Same building or prison is available but the note I read there that says between that period and today 3 times different different Mughals tried to collapse this building but today also it's available as Shri krishna Janmsthan. Best place there are 2 temple near to near no mobile phones available in side temple gate. You will get many auto cars to go there. This place is near to vrindavan and dwarkadish mandir and yamuna ghat is present at 2-3 km from.krishna Janmsthan. You should visit many shops available and Prasad stalls.

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Any combination of 24 alphabets cannot describe the eternal beauty of the place. Immense peace can be felt while sitting in front of krishna murti. The Krishna Janmasthan Temple Complex is a group of Hindu temples in Mallapura, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, India. These temples are built at the location where the Lord Krishna was born, and is adjacent to the Shahi Eidgah mosque built by Aurangzeb! According to historians, the prison cell, popularly known as 'Garbha Griha' ( Sanctum Sanitorium ) , in the temple premise is the exact place where lord Krishna was born. The stone walled cell is reminiscent of the cruelty of King Kansa. Many statues and sculptures of the bygone era were found on excavating the site. The prison cell was gradually turned into the present beautiful temple. Lakhs of devotees throng the temple during Janmashtami. Note- Mobile Phones, Camera and digital watches is not allowed,inside the Janmbhoomi. Timings: 5:00am to 12:00pm , 4:00pm to 9:30pm

A place where Lord Krishna was born. It is a religious place which gives you a positivity in nature, atmosphere and in yourself.

Mist Visit place for every hindu! No phones Bluetooth watch bags are allowed Locker facilities provided out there This temple was destroyed by mughals 4 times!! And still watching another mazar standing nearby it!! But now it's being re developed and made a huge temple!!

This is one of the most holy places I have visited in Mathura as it is said to be the birth place of our lord Krishna. Near about 5000 years ago lord Krishna born there in the jail to Vasudeva and Devaki Maiya. Later he was transferred across the Yamuna river to mata Yashodha Devi and Nanda and brought up by them. So, the Sri Krishna jonmo bhoomi place is basically the place where lord Krishna is appeared on earth. We have visited there in the evening. We can't carry any electronic gadgets like mobile, camera etc inside the place, so we have to submit them in the booths with minimum charges. There are separate gents and ladies booths. After that we have to wait for a while in the checking booths for security check. Then we entered the place. It is no doubt a peaceful place. The inside area is a little chilly. When we roamed through the jail area I literally had goosebumps. It is such a good fortune of me to see that place in person. Other than that the whole place is quite beautiful and maintained. I have enjoyed my journey there.

The holy place where Lord Shree Krishna menifasted himself. The original place is in the form of prison where Lord Krishna's mother father were captured by Kansa. The place is really a divine place and you can really feel the presence of Shree Lord Krishna. Post that the main temple of Lord Shree Krishna is built. Inside the campus mobile and camera not allowed.

This place is phenomenal, it's just marvelous. I mean you would love this place from the very start. It is filled with good vibes. The sculpture of Shree Radhe Krishna is very beautiful. It provides you inner peace. It's really hard to describe my feelings in words about here.

If you believe in god then this place is history for you or else it's a myth. It was supposed to be the place where lord Krishna was born. It's also called Kans karagar. You cannot take mobile phones inside so plan accordingly. There are cloak rooms at gates where you can keep your phones. Timing is the same as any other temple in Vrindavan and mathura. There are 3 gates. Gate 3 seems to be less crowded than the other gates. Gate one has many shops and food joints. So plan your visit accordingly.

Do not carry any electronic gadget or purse as it is taken out by the security. No camera, no mobile and not even smart watches or earbuds are allowed to be taken in the gate and may not be even given back if taken by security, so it is advised to go without any instrumental gadget . This is one of the most holy places I have visited in Mathura as it is said to be the birth place of our lord Krishna. Near about 5000 years ago lord Krishna born there in the jail to Vasudeva and Devaki Maiya. Later he was transferred across the Yamuna river to mata Yashodha Devi and Nanda and brought up by them. So, the Sri Krishna jonmo bhoomi place is basically the place where lord Krishna is appeared on earth. We have visited there in the evening. We can't carry any electronic gadgets like mobile, camera etc inside the place, so we have to submit them in the booths with minimum charges. There are separate gents and ladies booths. After that we have to wait for a while in the checking booths for security check. Then we entered the place. It is no doubt a peaceful place. The inside area is a little chilly. When we roamed through the jail area I literally had goosebumps. It is such a good fortune of me to see that place in person. Other than that the whole place is quite beautiful and maintained. I have enjoyed my journey there.

Earlier in childhood, my grandfather always tells a story about their father n forefather that they have fought for country n Hindu temples. What a marvelous architecture... Feeling blessed.... I don't know how other community claiming for ownership...such a beautiful religious monument mentioned with Hinduism architecture in Shlokas.....

Shri Krishan Janam Bhumi is a very interesting place to visit. This is the place where you can enter only after you deposit all the electronic items with you like Mobile, Electronic watch and other belongings except money and for each item you have to pay Rs 2. So while you visit this place you need to have change with you. Infrastructure is fabulous. The jail where Lord krishana was born is worth seeing. Apart from that there is a Mosque adjoining the Temple.The place is under the strict surveillance of the Military.

Shri krishna janmabhoomi is the birth place of Lord Krishna. Lord krishna is the 8Th child of his parents and he is the incarnation of Lord Vishnu . This place is so sensitive. You can't carry any electronic device even a digital watch. You have to keep your bag outside in the store. There are some counters are made in which you can submit your bag. There are sone counters specially made for mobile phones. Try to go early because the checking and all the these safety protocols will take time.

It's famously known as Goverdhan Prabhat...raised by Shri Krishna on his little finger to Save Gokul people from the rain and thunder of Lord Indradev for seven days & night.. People circumambulate the Goverdhan prabhat which is approx 22 kms..also there is famous chanting Radhe Radhe..🙏

This entire parikrama is about 23 km which takes around 5-6 hours to complete. It starts from Manasi-Ganga Kund and while performing pilgrimage to Lord Harideva, the journey leads to Radha Kund Village where Vrindavan Road takes devotees to parikrama path

Visited this place in the month of August. Weather is normal but feeling like excitement to visit this place. Too much Crowd for parikrama, but overall very good place.

Govardhan Hill or the Giri Raj is situated at a distance of 22 km from Vrindavan. It has been stated in the Holy Bhagwat Gita that according to Lord Krishna, Govardhan Parvat is not different from him. Therefore, all his worshipers worship the pure rocks of the hill just like they worship his idol. The hill is made up of sandstone and stands 80 ft tall with a circumference of 38 km. Some interesting places one gets to visit the hills including Mansi Ganga, Mukharvind, and Daan Ghati. History says that Lord Krishna lifted the Govardhan Hill during his childhood on one finger to save his village of Mathura from fierce rains and thunderstorm. This hill is thereby considered holy and is visited by worshipers on Guru Purnima, Govardhan Puja in devotion by walking 23 km barefoot around the mountain. After Lord Krishna had saved his village, he told everyone to worship the hill which is why Govardhan Puja is a day after Diwali. It is a serene place, and definitely, a must visit!

Visited this place in the month of Dec/ Jan. Weather is very cool but feeling like excitement to visit this place. Too much fog but overall very good place.

A very religious place but we humans have not kept clean. Very sad for us. But a must visit place for us devotees.

Govardhan is the mountain that Lord Krishna picked on his little finger for many days to safeguard the Gopas. Sat on top of the hill and prayed. Great peace and presence of God. the temple was nice but modern construction. Better to get guided by some local person. From the car park had to to take three-wheelers to destinations.

Very dirty place. The way to temple is clean but the temple is very dirty. Pandit is asking for money for donation. Drinking water facility is very far on parikarma road. Battery rikshaw charges are very high i.e. 100/- per head for parikarma.

Mind blowing place Govardhan Hill in Hindi Govardhana Parvata; also called Mount Govardhana and Giriraj, is a sacred Hindu site in the Mathura district of Uttar Pradesh, India on an 8 km long hill located in the area of Govardhan and Radha Kund, which is about 21 kilometres approx. from Vrindavan. The name 'Govardhana' has two primary translations. In the literal meaning, 'Go' translates to 'cows', and 'vardhana' translates to 'nourishment' in the sense of taking care of their food as well as increase their number and productivity of milk, butter & it's other products. Another meaning of 'Go' is 'the senses' and 'vardhana' can also mean 'to increase' - thus the name is also translated by devotees of Krishna as 'that which increases the senses' for their betterment of soul and mind. Moreover, It is believed that the personality of Govardhan blesses the devotee by increasing his devotion. It is the sacred centre of Braj and is identified as a natural form of Krishna, the Govardhana Shila(Rock).

Great Experience It has 2 Parikramas The first one is of 15 Kms and the second one is of 6 kms total is of 21 kms to cover full Religious Govardhan Hill Parikrama.

Hello Friends Kusum Sarovar is really nice place 👌 You can see this in Goverdhan PARIKMMA Marg This looks so Beautiful 😍 🤩 in Night 🌙 Because here's many kind of lighting ✨️ 💖 so you can enjoy and you can click many pictures of And Many peoples visits here's for photography 📸 of many kind like shadi and others memorable ✨️ This is Really good place you can visit Here's Here's in sarovar in Water 💧 mostly sarovar in goverdhan PARIKMMA is empty Stay Connected with Me HAPPY JOURNEY

Definitely visit to this place... mostly recommended...the architecture is amazing..looks more amazing at night with lights... maharaja surajmal ji's chatri is also there.

It's a nice place, we visited during the day. At that time there was no crowd. It was like any other pond or lake. I think it's the best time to visit in the evening. There was no ticket required during the day. You can spend one hour there

Great place in evening time looks too lightning

What a beautiful historical site Just sit out there and enjoy the beauty And do visit in the evening Lights on and such a beauty enfols

Kusum Sarovar is surrounded by magnificent structures which were constructed by Jawahar Singh, the king of Bharatpur in the middle of 18th century, in honor of his father Raja Suraj Mal. A simple earthen pond till 1675, it was properly built by ruler of Orchha, Veer Singh, after which Suraj Mal constructed a garden for his queen, converting it into a beautiful place. Afterwards, Jawahar Singh built astonishing structures in the memory of his parents. There are three tombs in the upper level. The main tomb of Raja Suraj Mal has beautiful paintings on its ceiling depicting the pastimes of Krishna and the lotus feet of Krishna engraved on the floor. There are also some paintings of Raja Suraj Mal in his court. The other tombs are those of his two queens, Kishori and Hansiya. The interior of these buildings is also breathtaking. Walls are decorated with paintings and ceilings are highly decorated. These include paintings on the lives of Jat kings and on the Lilaas of Lord Krishna. राधे राधे 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Nice calm place Deep water with water animals Suggest not to go inside water..

Beautiful constructed man made water pond in the city of Krishna, Govardhan, this place let you know more about Krishna. It comes on the way to Govardhan Parikrima. This is one of the other attractions while completing the parikrima.

Kusum Sarovar is one of the most revered and visited tourist places of Mathura. It is a sacred water reservoir with an imposing edifice in the backdrop that entices everyone. Kusum Sarovar is one of the key elements in the rich mythology surrounding Lord Krishna and Radha Rani.

Kusum Sarovar- A place where Radha Rani❣️Krishna used to meet. This sarovar is the most beautiful place to be a delightful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life. You can also enjoy boating in the Sarovar, which further enhances the overall experience. The boat ride allows you to appreciate the beauty of the surroundings from a different perspective. A must visit place for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and those seeking tranquility.

Awesome cool holy place. Kept well maintained.

This place is a joyful thing to experience. The Sarovar and the fort like structures around it. The Sarovar is very big with structures extending within it. As you go to the opposite side of the entrance, you experience the fort. Again there is a temple whose structure looks more intricate to me than some footprint it holds. I believe this is the only historical thing people need to see in this region.

Kusum Sarovar is a hidden oasis of tranquility in Mathura. Tucked away amidst lush greenery, this serene lake offers a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. After completing the scenic trek around Govardhan Hill, stepping into the peaceful ambiance of Kusum Sarovar feels like a breath of fresh air. The sight of the historic sand monument towering over the serene waters adds to the charm of this picturesque spot. Surrounded by the whispers of nature, one can't help but feel a sense of serenity wash over them. It's the perfect place to unwind and reconnect with oneself. Whether you're seeking solace in the quietude of nature or simply looking for a moment of reflection, Kusum Sarovar offers an ideal escape. Sit by the water's edge, breathe in the fresh air, and let the worries of the world melt away. I highly recommend this hidden gem to anyone in search of peace and tranquility amidst the beauty of Mathura's landscape.

It is said that Radha would come here under the pretext of collecting flowers for her friends, but would secretly meet with Krishna and have playful conversations. You can must visit with your partner and feel that vibes here. Kusum Sarovar ghat is 450 feet long and 60 feet deep tank. The ghats of pond has Rajasthani structure.

Devine place to visit .. Most attractive at night.. Kisumu samovar at govardhan has a tourist attraction place in the path of parikramaa marg .