Скачать или смотреть EP 1 Mathura Janambhoomi to Gokul to Baldeo | Famous Kachori and Mahavan Kheermohan

This is first episode of Mathura - Vrindavan series, We started this tour on 19th Jan 2021, I am listing below the information related to this tour.

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You will see the following in this video

Janambhoomi - This is the place where Lord Krishna was born, Timings morning 5.30 am to evening 9 pm.

Pahalwal kachori shop - This shop is at a walking distance from Janambhoomi sthan.

Raman Reti - Gokul - There is a deer park outside the temple, you can park your vehicle there, enough parking space around, then visit the temple. This is the place where Lord Krishna used to come often with cows and roll on the sand, something that kids love to do.

Raskhan ji Samadhi Sthal - This is at a distance of about half a km from Raman Reti

Brhamhand Ghat - Lord Krishna showed the universe to Yashodha Maiya at this place

Chintaharan Mahadev Temple - This temple is at a distance of 1.5 km from Brahmand Ghat, This is a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Gokul Dham - This is house of Nand Baba.

Nand Chowk - we visited Nand chowk and had paratha and Rabri there.

Mahavan - We stopped at this place to have the famous kheer mohan at Madan ka lala kheer mohan wala. Though it was something new for me to try and over all nice, but as mentioned in the video it was too sweet for my taste. Plus shop was not that hygenic.

Baldeo - This is famous temple of Lord Balram - Brother of Lord Krishna

We were assisted by a Guide - Ashu - 9837127949 - he charges Rs 1500 for 8 hours and for extra time Rs 300 per hour.If you want to visit website of Ashu guide you can visit: http://www.vrindavanguide.com/

Vyas ji - Parmanand ji Maharaj - 8126630831 - He does Bhagwat Katha at Mathura - Vrindavan and at other places too.

Hope you enjoyed watching this episode.

Thanks for your time.

Harish Bali