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Vrindavan, India

The land of temples where life seems to be in the mood for celebrations almost at all times, is the holy Hindu pilgrimage centre of Vrindavan, India, located in the northern direction from Agra about fifty seven kilometers away. The relatively small distance between the two cities enables tour operators or even individuals to embark on excursion tours from Agra. The combination of the city of grand architecture and one revered for its religious status makes the tour one of the most rewarding ones. The fervor of spirituality in the locals is noticed today in almost the same manner as it had been five thousand years back.

What appeals the most about this city with four thousand temples is, its relation to history and the fascinating Hindu mythology which renders a magical aura about the place. This is the place where Lord Krishna is supposed to have spent his childhood playing with the ‘gopis’ and therefore the Lord exists in every element of the city. The location of Vrindavan, India on the Delhi-Agra highway makes it easier to be reached from the city of Taj Mahal. Therefore most of the tours conducted are by road. However, there are passenger trains as well and the city is also accessible from Delhi via the Delhi-Chennai railway line. But before getting to Vrindavan, India you must keep in mind the climatic conditions of the city which has a quite distinctive version of the one that prevails in all areas on the Gangetic Plain. So, the summers can be unbearably hot and the winters chilly. But it is always recommended to visit Vrindavan in the winters or during the month of August when the city comes alive with the celebrations of the birth anniversary of Lord Krishna.



However, a visit during the times of the other fairs and festivals such as Govardhan Puja, Guru Poornima, Holi, Jhulan Yatra, Radhastami, Basant Panchami and others can also make your trip a memorable one. For those of you wishing to stay back in Vrindavan, India, you will get a number of accommodation properties but at budget rates as the hotels, especially the luxurious types are very few and dharamshalas are plentiful along with accommodation facilities in the various ashramas. These properties will enable you to explore the attractions of the city at your own pace. Start your sightseeing with Pagal Baba Temple and then move on to the famous Bankey Bihari Temple where sounds of ‘kirtans’ or holy songs in the name of the lord are enchanted. The Govind Dev Temple built by Man Singh, Rangaji Temple with a blend of different architectural styles, and the elegant and impressive ISKCON Temple are the other temples which you must visit during your tour. Browse through the links of agra-and-hotels.com to know more about Agra and the hotels located in the city. The site not only provides information on the Vrindavan, India, but also other interesting aspects of the city. So enjoy surfing!
 
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