Vrindavan

It is a 60 feet red edifice perched on a hummock that celebrates the ‘Madan Mohan’ avatar of the deity Lord Krishna. The temple has a huge mark on history as it was completely ruined during the
Mughal-invasion and was rebuilt after that. The perks of enjoying the view from the hillock add up to its poise and make it a must-visit destination.

Let go of your surroundings by losing yourself in the heart of Vrindavan. A temple which is famous for its living god rejoices its deity’s seclusion by making minimal sounds.
The story of this temple is legendary and helps it to secure a top-notch place into your go-to list.
Are you ready for it?

This center-staged spiritual richness is located in Seva Kund. The key attraction of this temple is a small ‘Shilla’ (hill) which depicts the Govardhan Hill which was awarded by the deity himself to
the guru of the temple for his devotion.

Nothing is more blissful than visiting a temple whose deity is believed to be gifted to the guru by the divinity itself. Isn’t it?
This alluring site which is most important for the Vaishnavas can turn your dreams into reality.

The tinker-tales and the cooking expertise that is 420 years old stimulate the religious appetite of the pilgrims. With a history that rolls back to the sixteenth century and the inimitability of its original
deities make this temple a power-spot for all the devotees.
If you have an urge to see something miraculous then, a 420-year-old fire that is still burning will certainly please you.

Dotted as the most ancient temple with an idol that is believed to be the incarnation of the grandson of Lord Krishna, the Garud Govind temple is famous for removing all the upheavals in life.

One of the world’s largest free literary festival held annually in the month of January, this event is a treat for writers, readers, novelists and literature enthusiasts. A 5 day event that is the best platform to get access to brilliant authors and minds. It is the greatest literary show. Isn’t that crazy? Well, for once the little bookworm in us can’t really keep calm.

Join the people of Vrindavan as they lose their reticence and dance in merriment at their grandest festival. Dance along in troops to the rhythm of ‘Raas’ and color your life with the brightest shades
of conviction and fervor.

Vrindavan turns into a harbor of ecstasy decorated with exquisite cradles and wholeheartedness of its people. Get ready to be amazed because you will find a little Krishna in every nook and
corner. If your festive streak overpowers your composure then, you should certainly look out for the ‘Ras-Lila’ (street plays depicting Lord Krishna’s life) and don’t forget to miss the fun of watching
human pyramids competing to knock off a high hanging pot of butter.

One of the most controversial sites of the Indian tourism is a 9000-year-old temple built at the birthplace of Lord Rama. Visiting Ramjanmbhoomi, you will experience age-old architecture and its redemption after it was destroyed by Babur for building a mosque.

Spectate one of the most blissful gifts given to Goddess Sita which exhibits supreme commotion and showcases astoundingly artistic interiors. Come across hundreds of paintings that portray the prosperity of the state during that era.

Water fountains circumscribed by different varieties of roses adorn this place with an aesthetical awe. Home to the tomb of Shuja-ud-daula, this monument attracts the eye of multiple traveler and photographers during their visit to Ayodhya.

Come, visit an ancient temple where one of the biggest ritual in history, ‘The Ashwamedha Yagya’ was carried out by Lord Rama himself. Today, the temple features idols of Lord Rama carved out of black sandstone which attracts many devotees.