What to do in Vrindavan

This white marble masterpiece showcases intricate carvings of Lord Krishna's divine pastimes. Visit in the evening to witness the temple's enchanting illumination and musical fountain show.

This revered Krishna temple captivates with its unique "Jhanki Darshan" system of opening and closing curtains before the deity. Experience spiritual bliss through devotional bhajans amid vibrant festival celebrations.

This serene white marble temple captivates with intricate carvings and melodious kirtans echoing throughout. Arrive early morning to experience the spiritual ambiance of the aarti ceremonies at this ISKCON landmark.

This temple features the world's tallest statue of Goddess Vaishno Devi at 141 feet. Explore the replica cave pathway that mirrors the sacred original shrine in Jammu and Kashmir.

The oldest temple in Vrindavan, this 16th-century sandstone shrine honours Krishna as Madan Mohan. Climb to its hilltop location for panoramic views and participate in the atmospheric morning or evening aarti ceremonies.

This unique temple honours Radha, Krishna, and her eight companions with intricate stone carvings. Experience traditional rituals and devotional music while admiring the semi-precious stone inlays.

After visiting Nidhivan, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Vrindavan. While in the area, you can find time to visit its temples.