Vrindavan Kumbh: a pilgrimage for gods; known as Dev Kumbh
Kumbh Mela is the largest gathering of faith in which ascetics from the whole world participate and take bathe in…
Author: Vrindavan Today
Vrindavan Kumbh concludes with Panchkosi Parikrama
The forty day long Vrindavan Vaishnav Mahakumbh concludes with the Sadhus and devotees taking bath in Yamuna and performing Panchkosi…
Glory of Vrindavan Kumbh: Yamuna water turned into ghee
Millions of people attend the Kumbh to experience the religious practices among the different sects of sadhus. The Naga Sadhus…
Mukhrai village of Mathura, the origin of Charkula dance
Holi is the festival of colors, people apply colors on each other and play with colors. It comes during the…
Panda walks bare footed through bonfire at Bhakt Prahlad’s village
Braj is mostly known for its vibrant culture and celebrations of festivals. People of Braj celebrate several festivals associated with …
Satyanarayan Das Babaji’s annual day of being Mahant celebrated
Hundreds of renounced Vaishnavas and other guests gathered at Jiva Institute on Thursday to celebrate the anniversary of Dr. Satyanarayan…
Kumbh Mela site must be protected: Hema
Mathura MP Hema Malini has suggested preserving the Kumbh Mela site by acquiring the entire land permanently. In a letter…
Gantholi, the origin of Holi in Braj
The village of Gantholi lies 3 km. west of the town of Govardhan. Here Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu saw the deity…
Different moods of Holi in Braj
Amongst India’s innumerable festivals, Holi ranks as the most colourful festival. It celebrates the arrival of spring and death of…
Tradition of playing holi in Braj’s village of Jaab
(by Padmashree Mohan Swarup Bhatia): Mathura and its surrounding areas are mostly known for their vibrant culture and celebrations of…