Shri Meera Bai Temple

MORNING: 6AM TO 12pm
EVENING :4:30pm to 7:45pm

Shri Meera Bai Temple

Meera bai came to Vrindavan in Year 1524 in search of Lord Krishna and His memories. She lived in Vrindavan here from 1524 to 1539. After that, she left Vrindavan and went to Dwarika to stay there until her death (Year 1550). Mirabai considers Lord Krishn as her husband. Although Rasik Saints of Vrindavan, recommends Yugal Upasna (Radha Krishn together), in the mood of Sehchari Bhava or Sakhi friend of Radharani, and Radharani is considered the very life of Rasik Saints in Vrindavan (This nectar bliss is considered to be the topmost). However, In Dwarika, Shri Krishn is worshipped as a husband.

मीराबाई भगवान श्री कृष्ण और उनकी खोज में साल 1524 में वृंदावन आयी थी। वह वृंदावन में 1524 से 1539 तक रही थीं। उसके बाद, उन्होंने वृंदावन छोड़ दिया और अपनी मृत्यु तक (वर्ष 1550) द्वारका में ही रही। मीराबाई भगवान श्री कृष्ण को अपने पति के रूप में मानती थीं। जबकि वृंदावन के रसिक संत, सहचरी भाव या श्री राधा रानी की सखी भाव में युगल उपसना (राधा कृष्ण एक साथ) के रूप में आदेश किये हैं जिसका रस निकुंज रस है और सर्वोत्तम है और श्री राधा रानी को वृन्दावन में रसिक संतों का जीवन माना जाता है। और द्वारिका में, श्री कृष्ण को पति के रूप में पूजा की जाता है जो वृन्दावन के रसिकों को नहीं सुहाता।

About Shri Meera Bai Temple

Nidhivan Temple Timings Vrindavan
ग्रीष्मकाल
प्रातः काल : 05:00 प्रातः से 08:00 रात्रि

शीतकाल
प्रातः काल : 06:00 प्रातः से 07:00 रात्रि

Guide Information

Name :Yugal Bihari Sharma

Mobile No : 9756161646

Location : (Vrindavan)

Testimonials

What They’re Saying

Visiting Vrindavan was a life-changing experience for me. The town is a treasure trove of ancient temples and sacred sites associated with Lord Krishna. I was in awe as I explored the famous Banke Bihari Temple, where devotees gather to catch a glimpse of the deity. The Radha Raman Temple was equally captivating, with its exquisite architecture and soothing chants.

My visit to Vrindavan was an enchanting and spiritual experience. The town is steeped in Hindu mythology and is considered one of the holiest places in India. As I walked through the narrow lanes, I could feel a sense of serenity and devotion in the air. The temples were magnificent, adorned with intricate carvings and vibrant colors. Witnessing the evening aarti (prayer ceremony) on the banks of the Yamuna River was truly mesmerizing.

Vrindavan is a hidden gem that transports you to a different world altogether. From the moment I entered the town, I was surrounded by the divine aura and the rhythmic chants of 'Hare Krishna.' The temples were stunning, each with its own unique charm. The ISKCON temple, in particular, left me awe-struck with its grandeur and the melodious kirtans (devotional songs) that filled the air