Krisna is a culture  and religion itself  Krisna is a  culture   and religion itself. Krisna  intend  to have  a  society  of  love  and faith.  Love   is   giving   and  forgiving  and   faith  is   what  keeps  all  of   us   together. Krisna  as  a  human  being intended  to  have a  culture with purity  of  love and  faith.  Love  of  self  less and love for all including the animals.


Love, a selfless love, a feeling of offering to someone and everyone is making the culture of Krisna's world. Krisna is a disciple a devotee and worth devoting your life .Forgive all your enemies do not carry enmity with your  self but remember you are in this world to perform a Karma, try finding your Karma and if you know your    Karma, you are on your way to goodness and god.


Krisna Pilgrimages

India is a country full of sacred places, centers of pilgrimages with holy rivers, temples and Peeth Sthans. Vrindavan is one such sacred town situated on the banks of t
he holy river Yamuna. Vrindavan, around 15 km. from Mathura, is a major place of pilgrimage, attracting about 5 lakh pilgrims every year. It is noted for its numerous temples- both old and modern. Vrindavan is synonymous with childhood of Shri Krisna. .

Vrindavan, a forest full of basil (a sacred plant for Hindus), where Lord Krisna as a child and in adolescence used to play and graze his cows along-with other shepherd boys and girls. It is here that he performed many of his leelas or games to enlighten the people about his divinity. It is here that great saints & yogis realized the ultimate, not by going through the rigors of Hatha Yoga but through Bhakti Yoga or complete surrender to the supreme.

Fairs & Festivals

Krisna was born to Devaki well past  midnight ,   it marked the beginning of efforts to destroy evil and  restore a  just socio-religious order. And two, it was an occasion for rejoicing in the house of Nand as, after a long wait, Nand and Yashoda had a  male  child of a  radiant  face and bewitching smile.

Fairs & Festivals - Radha Ashtami :

The birthday of   Shri Radha  is  celebrated  15  days after  Krisna Janmashtami. Whereas Krisna's birth is marked with solemnity. Radha's birth celebrations are marked  with  joy  and  abandon.  The center of festivities remains Barsana, the land of Shri Radha, specially her temple on top of the Brahma hill.