Vrindavan: Mahatirtha and Religious Tourism

    Vrindavan should be called Mahathirtha and religious tourism of Hindus. Vrindavan is actually a highly developed village in Mathura. 

   However, this beautiful village of Mathura has now taken the shape of a huge pilgrimage. Vrindavan is the great power associated with the pastimes of Lord Shri Krishna. Vrindavan, located about 15 km from the religious city of Mathura in Uttar Pradesh, India, is full of love, love and affection of Lord Krishna and Radha Rani. 

   It is believed that Lord Shri Krishna resides in every particle of Vrindavan. Banke Bihari Temple and Radha Vallabh Lal Ji Temple dedicated to Lord Shri Krishna are the most ancient temples of Vrindavan. Now a series of magnificent and wonderful temples of Lord Shri Krishna Radha exist. Vrindavan can now be called a beautiful religious city instead of a village. 

   Particularly, the temples of Vrindavan have a special religious attraction of their own. Radha Raman Temple of Vrindavan, Radha Damodar Temple, Radha Shyam Sundar Temple, Gopinath Temple, Gokulesh Temple, Shri Krishna Balarama Temple, Pagal Baba's Temple, Ranganathji's Temple, Prem Mandir, Shri Krishna Pranami Temple, ISKCON Temple and Nidhi Van Ati Are worth visiting. Nidhi Van is considered to be the place of lord Shri Krishna, Radhika and Gopikas. 

   It is believed that Lord Krishna still creates Raas Leela in Nidhi forest at night. In fact, Vrindavan is the Leela place of Lord Krishna. As soon as the name of Vrindavan comes to the devotees of religion and spirituality and Krishna devotees, the waves of Anurag, Preem and Vatsalya begin to erupt. Vrindavan is considered the heart of Vraj. 

   The divine supernatural pastimes of Yogeshwar Shri Krishna pulverize devotees in Vrindavan. Vrindavan is also called the heart of Vraj because the divine pastimes of Lord Krishna and Radha are present in every particle of Vrindavan. According to experts, Vrindavan is considered to be the best and divine part of the earth. 

   It is considered to be the ashram of happiness and the place of absolute Brahman. Perhaps this is why Vrindavan has remained the center of reverence since time immemorial. Vrindavan's natural hue is also unique. There is a flow of Yamuna on three sides of Vrindavan. From the point of view of faith and faith, Vrindavan is decorated specially by saints, mahatmas and great men with religious significance. 

   The religious splendor of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, Swami Haridas, Sri Hitharivamsa, Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharya etc. is very visible in Vrindavan. It is special that as soon as dawn, Vrindavan gets swamped with religion and spirituality, then the corner of Vrindavan shines with colorful light. 

  It can be decorated with religious, mythological, historical and heritage city. Vrindavan has innumerable historical heritage. Ashrams and places of worship are the pride and glory of Vrindavan. Vrindavan, situated on the banks of the Yamuna, also holds a rich heritage of the Yamuna ghats. 

    A huge chain of Yamuna ghats exists in Vrindavan. Their scenery thrills the devotees. These ghats mainly consist of Srivaraghat, Kalyadaman Ghat, Surya Ghat, Yugal Ghat, Sri Bihar Ghat, Sri Andher Ghat, Imlitla Ghat, Shringar Ghat, Shri Govind Ghat, Chir Ghat, Shri Bhramar Ghat, Shri Keshi Ghat, Dhir Sameer Ghat, Shri Radha Bagh Ghat, Shri Pani Ghat, etc. are Badri Ghat and Raj Ghat etc.

   Kusum Sarovar: Kusum Sarovar is a special attraction of Vrindavan.
   Shri Varah Ghat: Shri Varah Ghat is this very ancient ghat of Yamuna situated in the south-west direction of Vrindavan. Sri Varaha Dev sits on the coast. Rishi Gautama's ashram is present near by.
  Kalyia Daman Ghat: Kaliya Daman Ghat is also the ancient ghat of Yamuna. Before Lord Krishna's return by suppressing the earth, the Brijwasis and the gopis tearfully flooded the land at this ghat. It is believed that the Brahmins donated cows for the Lord's wish for Lord Krishna.

   Surya Ghat: The ancient name of Surya Ghat is Aditya Ghat. There is a huge mound above the ghat. It is called Aditya Tila. Madan Mohan Temple of Sri Sanatana Goswami is present on this mound. There is also a Prasandan Tirtha here.
   Yugal Ghat: Surya Ghat is situated near the Yugal Ghat. At the top of the Yugal Ghat is the ancient temple of Yugal Bihari. Near the Keshi Ghat, there is another temple of Jugal Kishore.

   Bihar Ghat: Bihar Ghat is an ancient ghat. It is believed that Lord Krishna used to play water sports at this ghat.
   Shree Shringar Ghat: Lord Shree Krishna used to adorn Radhika on Shree Shringar Ghat.
   Chir Ghat: Chir Ghat was actually the playing ground of Lord Shri Krishna. Lord Krishna used to hang on the tree of Kadamb after removing the clothes of the gopikas bathing in Yamuna. Perhaps this is why it is known as Cheer Ghat.

   Raj Ghat: Raj Ghat is situated to the south of Adi Badri Ghat. It is believed that Lord Krishna used to make sailors and Radhika cross the Yamuna as a sailor.

   All the necessary resources are available for the journey to Brindavan. The nearest airport is Agra International Airport. The distance from Agra Airport to Vrindavan is about 53 kilometers. The nearest railway station is Mathura Junction. Tourists or tourists can also travel to Vrindavan by road.
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