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

BIRLA MANDIR

It is situated on the Mathura-Brindavan Road and was built -by Shri Bal dro Dasji Birla in 1945. The imposing life size idol of Krishna made of white marble with Sudarsan in the right and conch in the left is quite enchanting. Kirthana programmes arc given here top priority. The courtyard in front of the garbha griha is quite spacious and can hold hundreds of bhaktas to participate in the community singing. The paneled walls narrate many lilas of buy Krishna and Gopikaramana. Their colour and craftsmanship drive home bhaktibhava effectively. To the left of the temple there is a shrine illustrating the episode of Govardhanagiri and the idol is extremely enchanting. The walls are inscribed with the text of Bhabavadgita, and the temple complex serves the visitors in multifarious ways, like selling puja materials, portraits and snacks. The Dharmasala lies opposite, and is equipped with modern amenities.

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Historicity

Visram Ghat

Dhruva Ghat

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Birla Mandir

The Pagal Baba Temple

Krishna Janma Bhumi

Gayatri Tapobhumi

Sri Ranganathji Temple

Nikunja Van

Gokulam

Brindavan

Govardhan Mount

Dwarkadish Temple

Conveyance