The Temples Of North-West India
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MATHURA 
The cradle of Krishna Lila

UNIQUENESS

Mathura - the very word drips honey; and it does, as it should be; for, it is derived from madhu, that stands for sweetness Put look. here an ancient city called Mathura poured down an unending stream of unadulterated; thick, pure, sweet milk  that created hillocks of bullet and pools of milk with creamy bunds  amidst lovely sylvan scenes,
embellished with petty green bushes, over, grown with wiry creepers, bearing multicolored fragrant flowers, to making an appropriate setting to revealing the asamana chaturya in ,playing boyhood sports by that Nandakishor, that virtually seduced him into becoming that immortal Navaneethachor - the haughty, naughty mischief-loving, butter-stealing kid, whose infectious antics and rollicking humor drew the celestials down to participate in them whole-heartedly. It is this selfsame Mathura Mandala comprising Gokulam, Brindavan that reverberated with the mellifluous strains of the divine flute of Sri Krishna that taught majestic prancing to peacocks, witnessing of which spectacle cows drank in that ganamritha with outstretched ears, while mankind sank in the ocean of joy at the sight of the mother Earth marking time, oblivious of  time sense. And it is this very same Vrajabhumi that was sanctified by the Rasalila of that Gopikavallabh with the ravishing bells of Repalli, when Nature in surfeit of that rich feast stood motionless, till the crowing of alert cocks heralding the onset of Brahma muhurth.

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Visram Ghat

Dhruva Ghat

Yoga Ghat

Birla Mandir

The Pagal Baba Temple

Krishna Janma Bhumi

Gayatri Tapobhumi

Sri Ranganathji Temple

Nikunja Van

Gokulam

Brindavan

Govardhan Mount

Dwarkadish Temple

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