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Whenever it comes to religious places, the first name that comes to mind is Vrindavan-Mathura. Thousands of people visit Vrindavan-Mathura every day. However, the main center of this place is the temple of Banke Bihari Lal. But apart from this, Prem Mandir, Nidhivan and Sakon Mandir have also become one of the famous places here. However, these are not the only places worth visiting in Vrindavan-Mathura. Apart from these places, there are many other temples which are full of mystery as well as beauty. Let us know which temples we can visit when we go to Vrindavan-Mathura.
Radha Raman Temple
Radharamanji is considered to be one of the 7 Thakurjis of Vrindavan. The temple was established by the followers of the Gaudiya sect in the Vaishnav tradition. This temple is located at a distance of 2 km from Vrindavan railway station. The carvings of this temple have been done according to the southern tradition. The biggest mystery of this temple is that there is a fire pit in this temple which has been burning for the last 500 years and no one has been able to extinguish that fire till date.
Bansi Wat Temple
Banshi Vat temple is actually the place where Bal Krishna used to take the cows for grazing and play the flute. Banshi Vat still has the tree under which Shri Krishna used to play the flute and eat with his friends. Banshi Vat is situated on the banks of Yamuna. It is believed that if someone listens to the sound of the flute from this tree present in Banshi Vat, then it can be heard even today.
Gopeshwar Mahadev Temple
Gopeshwar Mahadev Temple is the only temple in the world where Lord Shiva is seated in the form of Gopis. The story of this temple is that when Lord Krishna performed Maharas, Lord Shiva also participated in that Raas in the form of Gopis. The place where Mahadev took the form of Gopi is today Gopeshwar Mahadev Temple. This temple is located on the banks of Yamuna near Banshi Vat. Lord Shiva is still felt in this temple.
