Mathura temple

It is said that if there is faith, there is a way in a closed door. The Indian has full faith in faith. That is why we never back down from facing any difficulty. India is the greatest example of faith. Many deities are considered here and invisible power is worshiped. The reason for this is that many Gods birth place is here, due to which their temple was established at the same place and their worship was recited. We are telling you about the birthplace of Lord Krishna, which is in Mathura. Lord Shri Krishna is worshiped with great reverence in India. His birth anniversary is celebrated with great pomp. Krishna was born in a very strange way in the city of Mathura, UP. He was born in prison. His mother's name is Devaki and father's name is Vasudev, but after the birth of Shri Krishna, Vasudev left him to Nand Baba in Nandgaon. Actually, there was a voice for Shri Krishna's maternal uncle Kansa that he would die at the hands of Devaki's child. Due to which he had already killed Devaki's seven children. Kansa knew that death was certain at the hands of the eighth saint, yet he wanted to kill Krishna, so Vasudeva had already left him with mother Yashoda and Nanda Baba nearby. This is the reason that Shri Krishna is called Lal of mother Yashoda.

Shree krishna janmabhoomi, temple
Krishna was born to destroy evil and convince love. The birthplace of Krishna is a major religious place of Mathura. This temple was built 5000 years ago. The temple is said to have been built by the grandson of Lord Shri Krishna. Which was destroyed by Ghazni Mahmud in 1017 A.D. After this, the temple was rebuilt once again in 1150 under the rule of Maharaja Vijaypal Dev but was destroyed by Sikander Lodi in the early 16th century. Later the temple was built by Raja Veer Singh Bundela of Orchha under Jahangir's rule and during the rule of Aurangzeb a mosque was built near this temple. Aurangzeb last attempted to attack the temple, but in 1951, Madan Mohan Malaviya and Jugal Kishore Birla started trusts in 1953 by building a trust. The temple was inaugurated on the day of Shri Krishna Janmashtami in 1982 and later the Trust also built a rest house, Bhagwat Bhawan and dispensary here. However, even today the temple of Lord Krishna is surrounded by controversies as the Idgah on half of the birthplace and the temple on the other half.

How to reach Mathura temple
There are direct trains from many cities across the country to Mathura. It can also be reached by helicopter. The nearest airport is Agra Airport. There is a Mathura temple at a distance of 60 km from Agra. You can have darshan by going there. Direct buses to Mathura also run from Haryana, Delhi, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan. There is not one but many temples for devotees to see here. There is also two-three days to visit Mathura. The temple is the only temple here. In Mathura, people are seen colored in the color of Shri Krishna.

Mathura temple opening hours
This temple opens 7 days from Monday to Sunday and its opening time is from 5:00 am to 12 noon. After which the temple is opened from 4:00 to 9:30 in the evening.