Mathura

Mathura, was originally, and is still revered as, Braj Bhumi, or the ‘Land of Eternal Love.' The name was bequeathed to Mathura because Lord Krishna is said to have spent his childhood and growing up years here. His various ras-leelas with ...

India is a country of many cultures, religions and traditions; the confluence has given rise to many colourful festivals that are celebrated with much gaiety. The festivals that take place in different regions seem to bring alive the very essence of ...

The twin cities of Mathura and Vrindavan that are placed at short distance of 10 km from each other in the state of Uttar Pradesh, attract large number of travellers from the world over. The cities have a mystical quality about ...

One of the most popular religious tourism destinations in India, Uttar Pradesh, offers ample servings of history and religion to satisfy the hunger of the traveller. Most famous for being home to the Taj Mahal, this vast expanse of a ...

Krishna Janmashtami or Krishnashtami is the celebration of the birthday of Lord Krishna. The festival is celebrated throughout India and abroad on the eighth day of Krishna Paksha during the month of Bhadrapada in the Hindu calendar. Devotees of Lord Krishna ...