The name of Vrindavan comes from words ‘vrinda’, which means basil, and ‘van’ meaning forest. In this particular instance, the forest being referred to is believed to be either Nidhivan or Seva Kunj. Here, devotees are seen smearing dust on their forehead as it is considered to be sacred.

• Prem Mandir – Shyama Shyam Dham. 978. …
• ISKCON Vrindavan. 749. …
• Banke Bihari Temple. 951. …
• Mata Vaishno Devi Dham. Points of Interest & Landmarks. …
• Radha Damodar Temple. Religious Sites. …
• Seva Kunj and Nidhuban. 156. …
• Akshaya Patra. Points of Interest & Landmarks. …
• Shri Radha Madan Mohan Ji Temple. 104.
• Vrindavan is popularly known as the “town of temples” and the “Land of God”. The Sri Ranganatha Temple is a prominent and famous temple located in this beautiful town.
• Vrindavan was where Krishna was born, lived his precocious childhood, and grew into the attractive and intoxicating youth who would lure young maidens into the forest to participate in his divine play and circle dance.