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#mero mann lagyo shree vrindavan dham,#मेरो मन लागयो श्री वृन्दावन धाम,#radha radha rat te rat te tan se nikle pran,#राधा राधा रटते रटते तन से निकले प्राण Ah, Shri Vrindavan Dham! Your heart is drawn to the most sacred and beautiful place, the land of divine love, where Lord Krishna spent his childhood and performed his enchanting leelas (divine pastimes). That is a beautiful feeling! ​Vrindavan is not just a place; it's considered the eternal abode of Radha and Krishna, steeped in Bhakti (devotion). Every corner, every grove (van), and every temple there is infused with the divine presence. ​Must-Visit Places in Vrindavan ​If you're planning a visit or just want to feel the spirit of the place, here are a few of the most important and famous spots: ​Banke Bihari Temple: This is perhaps the most famous and highly revered temple in Vrindavan, dedicated to Lord Krishna in his 'Banke Bihari' (the one who is 'bent in three places') form. The atmosphere here is charged with devotion, and the darshan (viewing of the deity) is interrupted by curtains, as it is believed a continuous gaze from the deity can make a devotee lose all worldly consciousness and desire. ​Prem Mandir: Known as the "Temple of Divine Love," this stunning, massive white marble structure is a modern architectural marvel dedicated to Radha Krishna and Sita Ram. It's especially breathtaking in the evening when it is lit up with colorful, intricate lights. ​ISKCON Vrindavan (Sri Krishna-Balaram Mandir): This temple, established by the International Society for Krishna Consciousness, is known for its peaceful, pristine atmosphere, the beautiful deities of Krishna and his elder brother Balaram, and the constant, uplifting chanting of the Hare Krishna Mantra. ​Radha Raman Temple: One of the oldest temples, housing a self-manifested deity (Shaligram Shila) of Lord Krishna. An interesting tradition is that the goddess Radha is not present in idol form, but is represented by a crown placed next to the Krishna deity. ​Nidhivan: This mysterious grove is a sacred forest where it is believed that Radha and Krishna still perform their Ras Leela (divine dance) every night. Due to this belief, no one is allowed to remain inside the compound after sunset. It has a very unique and mystical atmosphere. ​Keshi Ghat: Situated on the banks of the Yamuna river, this is where Lord Krishna is said to have slain the demon Keshi. The evening Yamuna Aarti (lamp offering) performed here is a beautiful, serene sight. ​Your longing is a sign of deep spiritual connection. May your heart be filled with the bliss of Radha and Krishna! ​Do you want to know more about the best time to visit or how to get there?