When planning a trip to Vrindavan, most people include Banke Bihari Temple and Prem Mandir in their travel list. The journey to Vrindavan is considered incomplete without these two places. While Banke Bihari Temple is famous for the darshan of Lord Krishna, Prem Mandir is known for its amazing architecture. However, if you want to experience the colour, raas and soul of this place, go beyond these two temples. Krishna’s pastimes are prevalent in every street and the fragrance of devotion is prevalent in every corner. Therefore, if you are going to Vrindavan, then apart from these two, do visit these beautiful and famous places also.

Must visit these famous places in Vrindavan:

ISKCON Vrindavan: The ISKCON temple located in Vrindavan is very famous and beautiful. This temple is also known as Shri Krishna Balram Temple. It was the first ISKCON temple in India, built in 1975. Therefore, it is one of the major ISKCON temples in the world.

Radha Raman Temple: Radha Raman Temple is one of the seven major temples of Vrindavan. This temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna, who is worshiped in the form of Radha Raman. Thousands of devotees come to this temple every day to have darshan of their beloved Lord.

Nidhivan: Nidhivan is a holy place and temple located in Vrindavan. This place is famous for the Raas Leela of Lord Krishna and Radha. There are pairs of Tulsi trees, one of which is considered to be for Krishna and the other for Gopi. According to religious beliefs, Lord Krishna performed Raas Leela with the Gopis here at night. Therefore, it is prohibited for anyone to visit this place at night.

Keshi Ghat: Keshi Ghat is a sacred ghat situated on the banks of river Yamuna near Vrindavan. This ghat is famous for its beauty and spiritual importance. Yamuna Aarti takes place here every evening and a boat ride can be enjoyed.

Rangji Temple: Located in Vrindavan, Rangji Temple is also known as Ranganath Temple. This temple is dedicated to Lord Ranganath, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. One specialty of this temple is that it is built in the style of Ranganatha Temple of Madras.