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If you’re planning to visit the holy city of Vrindavan this Janmashtami (Aug 26), then here are a few things to keep in mind.
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Keeping in mind the significance of Vrindavan, thousands of devotees are expected to visit the town on the occasion of Janmashtami. Authorities often tend to block entry of private cars after a point, so it’s best to take public transportation if you’re planning to visit the place.
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Make sure you book your accommodation and check the availability for hotels/dharamshalas before heading to Vrindavan because of the crowd.
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Darshan of Lord Krishna at the temple will be available from 5:30 PM to 9:30 PM. The Maha Abhishek will take place at midnight.
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Authorities at Banke Bihari Temple are expecting a large crowd on Janmashtami, so they have advised elderly & persons with disabilities to avoid visiting the during peak hours.
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There will be a live telecast of the Janmashtami celebration at Banke Bihari Temple for devotees across the country and the world.
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1. Banke Bihari Temple 2. Prem Temple 3. ISKCON Vrindavan 4. Radha Raman Temple 5. Madan Mohan Temple 6. Shree Rangnath Ji Temple
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Vrindavan has some of the best street foods and sweet shops, so make sure you check them out while you’re there.
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