Banke Bihari temple
If you plan a trip to Vrindavan and ask someone what to do in Vrindavan, they would suggest visiting the Banke Bihari temple first. Being the most significant and popular temple, it covers the floors of Vrindavan. It is adorned with the Rajasthani style of architecture. Here, you will get a chance to hear the melodious chants of Radha Krishna. You will find this temple crowded, especially during weekends and festivals.
Iskon temple
Iskon temple, also known as Krishna Balram temple, is a must-visit temple which was established to promote the teachings of holy Bhagavad Gita and Vedas. In this temple, devotees dance to the rhythm of kirtan or listen to great Music of the prayers.
Tip – Ensure that you visit here before 8 p.m.
Prem Mandir
Famous as the Temple of God’s love, Prem Mandir is dedicated to Radha Krishna and Sita Ram. This temple is made of white marble which gives it a royal look. Founded by Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj, it was opened to the public in 2012. You will find here a heavy crowd at the time of evening Aarti.
Nidivan
In Vrindavan, one of the sacred sites is Nidivan – Tulsi forest. This place is surrounded by small trees. It is believed that they are devotees of Lord Banke Bihari, not trees. It is also called Madhuvan.
Sri Sri Radha Madan Mohan Temple
Dedicated to Lord Krishna, it is one of the highly revered temples. However, it is dedicated to Radha. But you will not find her idol in the temple. To signify her presence, a magnificent crown is placed next to Lord Krishna.
Govind Devji Temple
Shri Govind Devji temple is situated in the vicinity of Vrindavan and is dedicated to the childhood of Lord Krishna. This temple is embellished with Red sandstone. According to a belief, the face of the idol is exactly the same as the face of the Lord when he was born. You must visit this place once in your lifetime.
Sri Sri Radha Damodara Temple
Situated in the Seva Kunj area of Vrindavan, it is one of the most popular temples that have a special place in the heart of devotees. The dress code for this temple is ethnic formal.
Things to do during Vrindavan Day Trip Beyond Visiting Temples
While visiting Vrindavan, we will suggest every devotee or tourist to indulge in a number of activities. Let’s check out what are these activities: -
Boat ride at Keshi Ghat – This is a peaceful tourist destination for sunrise and sunset. If you are a photography enthusiast, then it can be the perfect spot for you.
Yamuna Aarti – Participate in a grand aarti at Keshi Ghat in the evening. The aarti usually starts at 5.30 PM.
Engage in Kirtan at ISKCON temple – Don’t miss out on enthusiastic kirtan at ISKCON temple 24 hrs in a day. It will fully charge you up.
