Govardhana mountain

Govardhana mountain
Govardhana is a temple located at a distance of 30 km from Mathura in the state of Uttar Pradesh. This is called diamond land. The shrine is famous as the abode of Lord Brahma and Lord Kali. Situated on the banks of the River Yamuna, this shrine is famous as the place where Lord Krishna glorified the Govardhana mountain with his little finger. For generations, Gopagopis worshiped Indra in the land of diamonds. But Lord Krishna left Indra in the same manner and worshiped the Govardhana mountain which was protecting them and their cows. There is a lake here called Manasa Ganga. It is known that bathing in this lake does not result in cow slaughter. Devotees will circumnavigate this 14-mile Govardhana hill. Devotees bathe in the Brahmakundam, which is said to have been built by Lord Krishna himself, and visit the Govardhana Temple. The temple houses the Govardhana peak. Behind it, Govardhanadhu appears to the devotees in a sculptural form. The peacock on the sculpture looks amazing when you take a look. Great festivals are celebrated here during the months of Ashada Purnima, Diwali, Shravan, and Bhadrapada Karthika.

Around Govardhana Giri - Govardhana: Govardhana Giri is said to be about 200 km away. Devotees come every year from Shravanam to Kartika. The most important of them is the devotional community called Ramadalam. Most of the men in this army are saints. The regiment will complete the trek in 16 days. The second legion is the Vallabhakula Goswamula, which consists of householders. They make a trip in the month of Phalguna.

Vrajapadayatra Details: The Vrajapadayatra starts from Vishrama Ghat in Mathura and ends at the place of departure. 1. Mathura, 2. Talavanamu, 3. Betalavanamu, 4. Shantanakundu, 5. Perhaps Vanamu, 6. Radhakundu, 7. Kusumasarovaram, 8. Govardhana, 9. Chandrasarovaram, 10. Jaipur, 11. Tag, 12. Kamavanamu, 13 Vimalakundu, 14. Barsana, 15. Nandigam, 16. Tank Kadamba, 17. Kose, 18. Sharagad Ghat, 19. Sira, 20. Vrindavan, 21. Mahavanam, 22. Davuji, 23. Brahmanda Ghat, 24. Gokul, 25. Return to Madhuravishramaghat. The pilgrimage starts from Mathura Vishrama Ghat on Bhadrapadashukla Ekadashi every year and ends there again. The entire journey will be done on foot with chanting of Sankirtana Nama.