Srikrishna's birthplace Mathura.
How to go
Bus buses from Agargaon leaving the Delhi bus from Edgar and Agra Fort for an hour and half an hour. This bus will reach Mathura within one and a half hour (58 km).
Trains: Sealdah or Howrah to Agra, get straight into the train - Udyan Awwoo Tufan X: Click here for the train to and from Mathura.
Where will it be?
Most of the hospice halls and Mathura hotels in central and central hotels are near Mathura Cantonment (MG) station and a lot of old bus stands.
Dharmashala:
To stay in Mathura, there is more than the number of religions in the hotel.
Sri Kishori Ramganji Dharmashala
Agarwal Hospice
Hospice-Gujarati
Calcutta Wali Hospice
What will you see?
1. Dwarkadhish Temple: Seth Gokul Das built the main temple in the city in 1814. Holi and Janmashtami festivals are celebrated every year in this temple with splendor. Look at the legendary surroundings. After killing Kang, Srikrishna and Balaram were resting in this ghat. Here we can see the Yamuna ghats of renting boats. Among the ghats built in unique architectural style is the Gharghat non-Asiqinda Ghat.
2. Srikrishna Birthplace Temple: Believers believe that this temple of Katra Keshavdev is built on the birthplace of Lord Srikrishna. The original temple, built by Bir Singh, however, destroyed Aurangzeb and Edgar was constructed. In recent times, there has been a debate surrounding this temple and mosque. Take a closer look at the divisions.
3. Konkila or Kunga Fort: It is reported that the tyrannical King Kang had built this fort on the north of Jamuna. Though most of the fort became ruined today, Amber King Mansingh Kang has renovated the prison.
4. Gita Temple: This temple built in recent times is the most beautiful temple of Mathura. Gita's 700 verse has been engraved on the various pillars of the temple. And like the Dewalgatra's mythological images.
5. Jama Masjid: Abu-n-Nabi Khan constructed the Jama Masjid in 1661 with four large scale monuments. According to some others, this is the actual birthplace of Lord Krishna.
6. Government Museum: (Everyday except Monday 10-30mm to 16-30m entry cost 30 takas) The collection of monasteries, Shunga, Kusana and Gupta era are wonderful in one place. These priceless myths are from 800 BC to 12 AD. Among these, the most important works of the Kusana era
See also Mathura-
Balvadra Kunda
Saraswati Kunda
Potra Kunda
Shivatal
Pagla Baba temple on the way to Vrindavan
Bhuteshwar Temple
Gokarneshwara Temple
Rangeeshwara temple
Pippleswara Temple
Jamuna bug
Gurudwara Singh's memoirs, Gurdwara
Jain Siddhartha Chaurasia (The last Jain Kauvalologist, Sri Jhamuswami's place of origin).
These spots can travel in cars or autos throughout the day.
If you have been in Mathura for two days, you can rent a car on the second day and have a few variants.
1. Gokul: The center of Balailila of Srikrishna, just 16 km away from Mathura on the banks of the Yamuna.
Gokulnath Temple
Nand Kila
Dawaji Temple
Madan Mohan Temple
Bithathalnath Temple
Dwarkadhish Temple
Gopal Lalji Temple
Balakrishna Temple
Temple of Rathakura
2. Mahaban: The distance of Mahabharata associated with Sri Krishna's childhood is 18 km from Mathura. To see Google Map in Mahaban click here. The main attraction of this Vaisnavatirtha on the banks of Jamuna -
Mathrinathji Temple
Chaurashi khamba (built in a Buddhist architecture with eight pillar pillars) Priicheen Temple
Jogmaya Temple
Shyamalaji temple
Chithi-Pala Mandir
Mohammed Razi Palace.
3. Baldev: The main attraction of Sri Krishna's Agra Bhaladeo or Balvadra is the main attraction of this pilgrimage.
Dawaji Temple
Deep sea or strong dump
20 km from Mathura is famous for the Baldev Holi-Ka-Hooranga festival.
4. Govardhan: This legendary land, 30km from Mathura, where Lord Sri Krishna himself took the mountains of Govardhana on a bare finger to protect it from the wrath of Indra. At the top of the Mount of Govardhan
Built-in Bolchurchj (1520) Temple
Mansi Ganges Sarovar
Kusum Sarovar
Saketara (Here are the many beautiful shades of Bharatpur royal family memorials, among them the most beautiful of the King Surajmal and Baldev.
5. Radhakunda: 30 kilometer away from Mathura, according to the mythological legend, here is the eternal monster killed Krishna. Radhakunda - To see directly click here.
6. Rainfall: Famous as the birthplace of Radha Radha on the Rajasthan border, 47 km from Mathura. Sriradha or Radharani are called Ladolizi here. In the rainy season-
Lodligi Temple built in 1675
Mind temple
The Temple of the Morakuti
Shreeji Temple
Ruposagar
Waterlog
Prem Sarovar (Where Srikrishna meets Sriharadhera first). Holly is famous for its stomach here.
6. Nandgaon: 51 km from Mathura, the center of Nand Raja is the center of Balayilila of Srikrishna. See here-
Tilar Tonga Temple of Nandra
Narsingh Temple
Gopinath Temple
Giridhari Temple
Nand Nandan Temple
Jashodanandan Temple
Nityogopal temple
Pan Sarovar
Kedambo Kunja
7. Vrindaban: Only 15 km from Mathura, on the banks of the Yamuna, only 7 km of the Vardhwan temple's circular boundaries, but in the language of Krishnadas Kaviraj, the Sravrajajandal or Brazzavumi, surrounded by crocodiles. Religious Vaishnava pilgrims completed the Braj Parikrama in 21 days; See here-
The temple of Madanagopal - This inscription inscribed in the Temple of Christian XVI is written by Gunananda, son of Ramchandra, who made it. Of course, there is a difference between who is the true founder. It is legally known that Ramdas or Krishnadas, a mulatani trader named Madan Mohan Temple was established. Madan Mohan Vignan was taken to Karauli to save Aurangzeb from the ransom.
Gopinath Temple - The architectural style of the Gopinath temple built by Rajpura Roy Shilaji of Jaipur is somewhat like the Madan Mohan temple. Roy Shilaji was the commander of Akbar and heard that the king himself was very enthusiastic about the construction of this historic temple.
Govindji Temple - In 1590, the architecture of this temple, which was built by King Mansingh of Jaipur, was highly appreciated. Built in Greek architecture, the temple was originally built in seven stories. Auranganga destroyed the top four floors. Adirmurti was then taken to Jaipur to save Aurangzeb's hand.
It is said that Lord Krishna's vision of Vrindavan is complete when Govinda sees an intimate face, wide chest of Gopinath and Sri Chaitanya in Madanamohan. Click here to see Google Maps in Brindaban.
In addition, in Vrindavan, see-
The Rangaji temple, built in southern architecture
Barkabihari Temple
Jugal Kishor Temple at Koshigat
Lord Bhakumi Sabyakunja of Lord Krishna of Sri Krishna
Sridharhara Playground
Kadambakandi Ghat
Bhuteshwar Temple
Kumudaban
Love lake
Octopus
Manas Sarobar
Iscon Temple
Birla Temple
Temple of Paglababa.
How to go
Bus buses from Agargaon leaving the Delhi bus from Edgar and Agra Fort for an hour and half an hour. This bus will reach Mathura within one and a half hour (58 km).
Trains: Sealdah or Howrah to Agra, get straight into the train - Udyan Awwoo Tufan X: Click here for the train to and from Mathura.
Where will it be?
Most of the hospice halls and Mathura hotels in central and central hotels are near Mathura Cantonment (MG) station and a lot of old bus stands.
Dharmashala:
To stay in Mathura, there is more than the number of religions in the hotel.
Sri Kishori Ramganji Dharmashala
Agarwal Hospice
Hospice-Gujarati
Calcutta Wali Hospice
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| Mathura-Vrindavan Travel |
What will you see?
1. Dwarkadhish Temple: Seth Gokul Das built the main temple in the city in 1814. Holi and Janmashtami festivals are celebrated every year in this temple with splendor. Look at the legendary surroundings. After killing Kang, Srikrishna and Balaram were resting in this ghat. Here we can see the Yamuna ghats of renting boats. Among the ghats built in unique architectural style is the Gharghat non-Asiqinda Ghat.
2. Srikrishna Birthplace Temple: Believers believe that this temple of Katra Keshavdev is built on the birthplace of Lord Srikrishna. The original temple, built by Bir Singh, however, destroyed Aurangzeb and Edgar was constructed. In recent times, there has been a debate surrounding this temple and mosque. Take a closer look at the divisions.
3. Konkila or Kunga Fort: It is reported that the tyrannical King Kang had built this fort on the north of Jamuna. Though most of the fort became ruined today, Amber King Mansingh Kang has renovated the prison.
4. Gita Temple: This temple built in recent times is the most beautiful temple of Mathura. Gita's 700 verse has been engraved on the various pillars of the temple. And like the Dewalgatra's mythological images.
5. Jama Masjid: Abu-n-Nabi Khan constructed the Jama Masjid in 1661 with four large scale monuments. According to some others, this is the actual birthplace of Lord Krishna.
6. Government Museum: (Everyday except Monday 10-30mm to 16-30m entry cost 30 takas) The collection of monasteries, Shunga, Kusana and Gupta era are wonderful in one place. These priceless myths are from 800 BC to 12 AD. Among these, the most important works of the Kusana era
See also Mathura-
Balvadra Kunda
Saraswati Kunda
Potra Kunda
Shivatal
Pagla Baba temple on the way to Vrindavan
Bhuteshwar Temple
Gokarneshwara Temple
Rangeeshwara temple
Pippleswara Temple
Jamuna bug
Gurudwara Singh's memoirs, Gurdwara
Jain Siddhartha Chaurasia (The last Jain Kauvalologist, Sri Jhamuswami's place of origin).
These spots can travel in cars or autos throughout the day.
If you have been in Mathura for two days, you can rent a car on the second day and have a few variants.
1. Gokul: The center of Balailila of Srikrishna, just 16 km away from Mathura on the banks of the Yamuna.
Gokulnath Temple
Nand Kila
Dawaji Temple
Madan Mohan Temple
Bithathalnath Temple
Dwarkadhish Temple
Gopal Lalji Temple
Balakrishna Temple
Temple of Rathakura
2. Mahaban: The distance of Mahabharata associated with Sri Krishna's childhood is 18 km from Mathura. To see Google Map in Mahaban click here. The main attraction of this Vaisnavatirtha on the banks of Jamuna -
Mathrinathji Temple
Chaurashi khamba (built in a Buddhist architecture with eight pillar pillars) Priicheen Temple
Jogmaya Temple
Shyamalaji temple
Chithi-Pala Mandir
Mohammed Razi Palace.
3. Baldev: The main attraction of Sri Krishna's Agra Bhaladeo or Balvadra is the main attraction of this pilgrimage.
Dawaji Temple
Deep sea or strong dump
20 km from Mathura is famous for the Baldev Holi-Ka-Hooranga festival.
4. Govardhan: This legendary land, 30km from Mathura, where Lord Sri Krishna himself took the mountains of Govardhana on a bare finger to protect it from the wrath of Indra. At the top of the Mount of Govardhan
Built-in Bolchurchj (1520) Temple
Mansi Ganges Sarovar
Kusum Sarovar
Saketara (Here are the many beautiful shades of Bharatpur royal family memorials, among them the most beautiful of the King Surajmal and Baldev.
5. Radhakunda: 30 kilometer away from Mathura, according to the mythological legend, here is the eternal monster killed Krishna. Radhakunda - To see directly click here.
6. Rainfall: Famous as the birthplace of Radha Radha on the Rajasthan border, 47 km from Mathura. Sriradha or Radharani are called Ladolizi here. In the rainy season-
Lodligi Temple built in 1675
Mind temple
The Temple of the Morakuti
Shreeji Temple
Ruposagar
Waterlog
Prem Sarovar (Where Srikrishna meets Sriharadhera first). Holly is famous for its stomach here.
6. Nandgaon: 51 km from Mathura, the center of Nand Raja is the center of Balayilila of Srikrishna. See here-
Tilar Tonga Temple of Nandra
Narsingh Temple
Gopinath Temple
Giridhari Temple
Nand Nandan Temple
Jashodanandan Temple
Nityogopal temple
Pan Sarovar
Kedambo Kunja
7. Vrindaban: Only 15 km from Mathura, on the banks of the Yamuna, only 7 km of the Vardhwan temple's circular boundaries, but in the language of Krishnadas Kaviraj, the Sravrajajandal or Brazzavumi, surrounded by crocodiles. Religious Vaishnava pilgrims completed the Braj Parikrama in 21 days; See here-
The temple of Madanagopal - This inscription inscribed in the Temple of Christian XVI is written by Gunananda, son of Ramchandra, who made it. Of course, there is a difference between who is the true founder. It is legally known that Ramdas or Krishnadas, a mulatani trader named Madan Mohan Temple was established. Madan Mohan Vignan was taken to Karauli to save Aurangzeb from the ransom.
Gopinath Temple - The architectural style of the Gopinath temple built by Rajpura Roy Shilaji of Jaipur is somewhat like the Madan Mohan temple. Roy Shilaji was the commander of Akbar and heard that the king himself was very enthusiastic about the construction of this historic temple.
Govindji Temple - In 1590, the architecture of this temple, which was built by King Mansingh of Jaipur, was highly appreciated. Built in Greek architecture, the temple was originally built in seven stories. Auranganga destroyed the top four floors. Adirmurti was then taken to Jaipur to save Aurangzeb's hand.
It is said that Lord Krishna's vision of Vrindavan is complete when Govinda sees an intimate face, wide chest of Gopinath and Sri Chaitanya in Madanamohan. Click here to see Google Maps in Brindaban.
In addition, in Vrindavan, see-
The Rangaji temple, built in southern architecture
Barkabihari Temple
Jugal Kishor Temple at Koshigat
Lord Bhakumi Sabyakunja of Lord Krishna of Sri Krishna
Sridharhara Playground
Kadambakandi Ghat
Bhuteshwar Temple
Kumudaban
Love lake
Octopus
Manas Sarobar
Iscon Temple
Birla Temple
Temple of Paglababa.
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