A confluence of peace and tranquility at KC Ghat
Ghats always attract for peace and relaxation. The beauty of KC Ghat, located on the banks of the calm and majestic Yamuna river, increases manifold with sunrise and sunset. The feeling of attending the evening aarti held at the ghat is also different. It is believed that Lord Krishna went to this ghat for a bath after killing the demon KC.
The ethereal beauty of Radha Raman Temple
Radha Raman temple with intricate carvings is very beautiful. This temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna, who is considered as Radha Raman, which means the one who pleases Radha. It is believed that three images are seen in one idol of Thakur ji in the temple, sometimes this image looks like Govind Dev ji, sometimes it looks like Vriksha Sthal Gopi Nath and sometimes it gives darshan of the idol form of Charan Madan Mohan ji.
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The Baikunth gate opens once a year
Rangji temple is the most special among the temples of Mathura-Vrindavan. The Vaikunth door of this place opens only once a year. It is said that whoever crosses this door gets salvation. Which is opened only on the day of Vaikunth Ekadashi. This temple has been built on the lines of the temples of South India.
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Interesting story behind the Imlitala temple
There are many stories and beliefs associated with the Imalitala temple located on the banks of Yamuna. After knowing them, you will definitely feel like visiting the Imalitala temple once. It is believed that once Radha-Rani disappeared in the middle of Raas, Shri Krishna sat under the tamarind tree and got absorbed in the sad feeling of separation and started chanting the sweet name of Radha-Rani.
When Lord Krishna gave testimony
Pagal Baba Temple located on Mathura-Vrindavan Road is a proof of a devotee’s devotion. It is believed that when a devotee’s case regarding debt reached the court, Banke Bihari came to testify. Let us tell you that Pagal Baba Temple is 221 feet high and made of white marble stones, which is also very famous for its beauty.
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‘Seva Kunj’ full of mystery
Barely one kilometer away from Nidhivan is Seva Kunj. It is believed that this is the same forest where Lord Shri Krishna performed Raasleela with the gopis. There is a temple in the middle of the forest. In this temple, Shri Krishna still rests with Radha Rani at night, the signs of which are visible in the morning. It is believed that Shri Krishna served Radha Rani here, hence it is called Seva Kunj.
