Lord Krishna Place

Lord Krishna Place Travel Circuits Herbal Life

Oh God!

Thou art the Giver of Life,
Remover of pain and sorrow,
The Bestower of happiness,
Oh! Creator of the Universe,
May we receive

thy supreme sin-destroying light,
May Thou guide our

intellect in the right direction.

HOLY PLACES IN INDIA

No land creates impressive impact for possessing myriad of languages, gurus and religions like India. It's probably one, if not the only country in the world that has drawn a number of pilgrimages for several religious practices.

Just naming the Indian gods and goddesses, including the different personas they take would seem endless and could be an understatement of the rich stories behind them. Many Buddhists, Hindus, Sikhs and Jains have their own holy places in the country that also capture the interest of visitors from all over the world.

AUM
BHOOR BHUWAH SWAHA
TAT SAVITUR VARENYAM
BHARGO DEVASAYA
DHEEMAHI
DHIYO YO NAHA
PRACHODAYAT

Mathura & Vrindavan

A city in the state of Uttar Pradesh, Mathura, specifically Vrindayan, has long been a center for Hinduism since it is said to be the birthplace of an important deity in the Hindu religious pantheon, Krishna. As a significant pilgrim site, it is one of India's seven sacred cities.he Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi temple is the primary pilgrimage center though about 1,000 shrines and temples are also visited by pilgrims. Woth mentioning is the Govind Deva, a red sandstone structure constructed in the 1590s.

Ayodhya

The city of Ayodhya is an important pilgrim place for Hindus in India. It is one of the seven holiest cities of India. Ayodhya is the birthplace of Lord Ram, who is an important deity in the Hindu pantheon. This small, quiet town attracts pilgrims from all over the country.

Tirupati

Tirupati/Tirumala is a pilgrimage center of great significance and is visited by hundreds of thousands of pilgrims throughout the year.Venkateswara, or Srinivasa or Balaji as the presiding deity Vishnu is known, is enshrined in this temple, located on a range of the Eastern Ghats, called the Seven Hills.It is an ancient temple and its glory has been sung by the saints of the yesteryears.

Birla KRISHNA mandir

The majestic Birla Mandir, which towers to a height of 160 feet at the junction of Ashutosh Chowdhury Avenue is a marvel of India's indigenous craftsmanship. Spread over a 44 kathas of land, the temple which is built of white marble, is of stupendous dimensions.

This majestic temple has been designed on the pattern of the famous Lingaraj Temple of Bhubaneswar.

According to reliable sources, work on this colossal temple began way back in the 1970's and it took all of 26 years of painstaking labor to complete this temple. A visit to this temple will reveal the intricate Rajasthani temple architecture, which is predominant. The manner in which the layering and decoration of the temple facades have been done is a pointer to the high degree of skill involved during the construction process.

Not only is the Mandir an architectural marvel in Kolkata's landscape, this temple has experimented with innovative ideas to add luster. For instance, episodes from from the sacred Hindu scripture - Bhagavad Gita has been pictorially depicted through stone engravings which means that the eternal message of the Gita is lapped up by visitors without much difficulty.