3–4 h
Vrindavan by Dusk & Yamuna Aarti
Max 12 travellers · temple lanes on footAnnulation gratuiteà partir de1 200 ₹par person
Temple
Banke Bihari Temple
Vrindavan's busiest temple, where Krishna is worshipped as a child: no bells, and a curtain drawn across the shrine every few minutes.
- expériences à réserver
- 3
- durée moyenne de visite
- 30–60 minutes
- prix le plus bas
- 1 200 ₹
Banke Bihari Temple : que faire sur place
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Banke Bihari Temple en bref
The Goswami family built Banke Bihari around 1862–64 for the image of Krishna that the 16th-century saint Swami Haridas first worshipped in Nidhivan. Krishna is honoured here as a child, so there is no early-morning aarti and no ringing of bells, and a curtain is drawn across the shrine every few minutes during darshan.
The temple stands at the end of narrow market lanes that vehicles cannot enter, so expect a short walk. Crowds are heaviest at weekends and at Janmashtami and Holi; since 2025 a court-appointed committee has extended darshan hours and set up railed queues.
À savoir avant de partir
- Footwear and leather items are not allowed in or around the temple
- The temple restricts phones, electronic gadgets and umbrellas; photography inside is not allowed
- Entry is free; queues use the railed entry and exit gates
- Watch your belongings: pickpockets and monkeys work the crowds