My favourite place of all - Seva Kunj and Nidhuban

2. The famous St. Swami Hallidas, which existed in the 15th century, once worshiped sacred couple by using music to sing a soulful spiritual song.

3. It is believed that a very sacred couple presented their images to Swamiji in the form of BankeBihari, and the idol sitting in a nearby temple also

Once a small forest, it was a remote place close to the Yamuna River filled with Van-Tulsi (wild type of St. Basil), but now it is a small garden covered with a border

Tulsi's plants here seem to be small bushes and cultivars. I can not see anywhere, I'm trying to touch the ground, there is a tangled, unique place, there are many branches

6. The mystery behind this place is that Krishna Lada is believed to come here every night to do Ras with Gopis.

Every night the priests decorate the room for them and believe that everything is kept for them every morning.

8. No one has stayed here at night Even animals like monkeys will not stay here after sunset.

The road is suitable for the inside, there are many attractions to see the image of the Lord appear for the first time, such as Santa in Swamiharida, temple, Rang Bhawan and so on.

10. This place is in Yamuna River and Chir Ghat near Kali Dah Ghat and is in the old alley linking the road.

11. This side can park the car and cover Banke Bihariji Temple and Nidhivan which are both crowded roads.

Please be careful - the monkey is a large area, these animals grab the phone, wallet, specs in a few seconds ... So exchange of frozen drinks may be mainly due to these, so this has never been done It is possible, so be careful, it is a really big problem. We can also understand that they lost the victims of the power specifications

We continued our journey to Seva Kunj, a large walled garden full of monkeys as Krishna and Rada, and ordered to dance on the night of the two gods. From there, eventually I entered the river of people and crowded into a small street. We put girls on their shoulder. Because they continue to flow along the alley to the temple and are afraid that they are crushed and trampled on a large number of people flowing into the temple. Thousands of people are participating in the annual pilgrimage that we participated without knowing. There is no concept of personal space at all in India. A few months later even in the empty bar in Delhi, Indian men chose to rise from the forearm to the forearm, not the "foam" of the 20 feet open bar I used freely. Intimacy and touch are necessary In this crowd, 1 square inch under the neck is in contact with other people.

Janki is an apprentice of an electrician and a student of the nonprofit school Pragnahakaksu Mahila Seva Kunj for the blind. The spectators around her include school friends, community members, and donors. Like Janki, most of her 200 students come from a low-income background, and most people received expertise in electronics engineering and beauty as well as primary education. As in most developing countries, India is not a place to be blinded. However, this is a place to easily overlook. It is the home of 8 million blind people, and estimates the cause of blindness over 75% of them can be avoided. Dyslexia, a complication caused by inappropriate eye focus, is a major cause of blindness and can be successfully rectified by appropriately trained ophthalmologists. One out of ten Indians have never been to an ophthalmologist

Vrindavan is a small town in the Mathura district of Uttar Pradesh in India. According to Hinduism, Sir Krishna spent his childhood. The town is about 11 km from Matura, the birthplace of Krishna on the Ashra-Delhi Expressway. There are many temples dedicated to worship Rada and Krishna in the town, and it is regarded as sacred by vaisnavism. The name Vrindavan comes from the word vrinda, which means that Tulsi (or basil) and van means forest, probably two fields of Nidhivan and Seva Kunj. Seva Kunj is thought to be the place where Krishna showed Rasilira with Rada and Gopicus, but Nidivan is said to be a place where holy couple rest. This place is also one of the Shaktipeeth named Bhuteshwar Mahadev. This place is considered a place where Devi Sati's hair falls.