Vrindavan, a religious city in Uttar Pradesh, observes grand celebrations during Holi. If you’re planning to participate in one such programme, then consider making a visit to one of these places.
Vrindavan is renowned for holding significant religious value in the Hindu community. Situated in the heart of Uttar Pradesh, Vrindavan observes vibrant Holi celebrations each year. Devotees and visitors come together to immerse themselves in the cultural experience. The iconic temples and ghats of Vrindavan host programmes offering a mesmerizing glimpse into the diverse culture of India.
Banke Bihari Temple
Banke Bihari Temple, located in Vrindavan, is renowned for its magnificent Holi celebrations. Tourists visiting the temple can participate in the vibrant ‘Phoolon Wali Holi’ (Holi with flowers) festivities here.
ISKCON
The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) temple in Vrindavan organizes numerous cultural programmes every year during the Holi celebration period. People can enjoy the festival with vibrant colours amidst lively songs, festive music, creating a delightful atmosphere.
Nidhivan
Nidhivan is a sacred place in Vrindavan which is believed to be the place where Lord Krishna engaged in Raas Leela with Radha and the Gopis during nights. During Holi, various programmes and performances are organized here to celebrate the divine love and devotion towards Lord Krishna.
Radha Raman Temple
Radha Raman Temple is a prominent tourist attraction in Vrindavan. The festival of Holi is observed here with much fervour. Devotees from across the country gather here to partake in the Holi celebrations each year.
Gopinath Temple
Gopinath Temple is situated near Loi Bazaar. It is a must-visit destination during Holi. The temple is renowned for its lively and colourful Holi celebrations. The events boast lively music, dancing, and delicious traditional snacks.
Rangnath Ji Temple
Rangnath Ji Temple, in Vrindavan, is dedicated to Lord Ranganath, an incarnation of Vishnu. Every year, devotees flock to the temple to witness the lively Holi celebrations.
Brahma Kund
Brahma Kund is a stepwell in Vrindavan which holds significant connection to the mythological playful stories of Lord Krishna during Holi. Many devotees believe that Krishna continues to visit the temple during Holi celebrations.
Holi Gate
Holi Gate in Vrindavan is another popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. During Holi, it is decorated luxuriously, and devotees gather from far and wide to participate in the celebration of the festival.
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