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Morning Timing - 08.45 am to 12:00 pm.
Afternoon Timing - 05:30 pm to 09:00 pm.
Morning Timing - 08:45 am to 01:00 pm.
Afternoon Timing - 04:30 pm to 08:30 pm
Summer
Shringar Aarti: 07:45am
RajBhog Aarti: 11.55 am
Shayan Aarti: 09.00 pm
Winter
Shringar Aarti: 8:45am
RajBhog Aarti: 12:55 am
Shayan Aarti: 08:30 pm
The Banke Bihari Temple in Vrindavan, Uttarkhand, India🇮🇳 It is a significant pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Krishna, known for its divine ambiance and unique idol.
It is one of most Famous temple of Uttarakhand, which id Dedicated to Banke-Bihari who is believed to be the combined form of Radha and Krishna.This temple was built by Swami Haridas, a great devotee of Lord Krishna. It is to belived that the idol of Bihar Ji in the Banke Bihar Temple was given to Swami Haridas by Radha Krishna Themselves self.
The name “Banke Bihari” has a special meaning. “Banke” means “bent,” and “Bihari” or “Vihari” means “enjoyer.” This name describes Lord Krishna, who stands in a playful, threefold-bending form, enjoying divine bliss.
The temple's structure wax beautifully built is a blend of Rajasthani and Mughal architectural styles, with beautiful carvings reflecting Vrindavan's rich heritage and Traditional Beauty.
Bank Bihari Temple is so crowded that it's very difficult to take clear pictures at any time of the year because of the huge crowds.
The statue of Bank Bihar is so attractive that devotees keep looking at it continuously. Banke Bihari Mandir, the curtains are drawn back and forth every minute,
making the idol not constantly visible, as per the history Since the gaze of Banke Bihari is too strong, staring in the idol’s eyes for too long can lead to a sense of reverence and anticipation. So the Closing for curtains rituals are following since a very old times.
I was truly gazing at the idol so intently that I forgot all the crowds around me and was gazing into the eyes of the Lord. It was more amazing to say that there is really something special about the idol, seeing it you forget everything, this is the play of God.
There are many temples dedicated to Radha Krishna in Vrindavan. Each are known by different names. Every Temple has its own belief and its own story.
The central deity is Krishna, worshipped as "Shri Radha Vallabh," meaning the consort of Radha. Photography is not allowed inside the temple and there are no separate idols of Radha and Krishna, Instead a crown is placed next to the Krishna idol to symbolize Radha's divine presence
Coming to Vrindavan has transformed my life, transformed my soul, and I've become more interested in devotion and God. Radha, Radha, is all in my heart.Being a blogger, my first responsibility is to take the best photos so that I can take my followers on a tour of India, but I want to say sorry that I was so She was so immersed with God and was feeling so good and joyful that I did not feel like taking photographs at all.
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