Shree Dwarikadhish Temple, Mathura

Enjoy the essence of Holi here..
played with herbal colour , the best place to enjoy the Holi festival in mathura..
Feel the vibe of devotion and happiness...
The temple stays open with several intervals..
Situated near the vishram Ghat ...
Can reach via Holi gate and Krishna janm bhoomi...

Radhe Radhe! This is one of the most visited temples of Mathura Vrindavan. Lord Krishna resides here in form of Dwarikadheesh (Kind Of Dwarka). The temple is beautiful with intricate carvings and Rajasthani architecture. It is located on the banks of river Yamuna and opens at 6:30 am. I would recommend to go there as early as possible and breathe in the divinity. You will avoid crowds and get the Darshan peacefully. You can then visit Yamuna ghat and dont miss to have kachodi aalo & dahi jalebi for breakfast.

The Dwarkadhish Temple in Mathura is a magnificent shrine dedicated to Lord Krishna, known locally as Dwarkadhish, who is worshipped here in his infant form. This sacred temple holds immense religious significance for devotees of Lord Krishna and attracts pilgrims from all over the world. The temple's stunning architecture, adorned with intricate carvings and vibrant colors, reflects the rich cultural heritage of Mathura and the devotion of its followers. Inside the temple, devotees can offer prayers and seek blessings from the deity amidst a serene and spiritual atmosphere. The Dwarkadhish Temple is not just a place of worship, but also a symbol of devotion and faith that continues to inspire millions of devotees each year.

Amazing temple . The internet says it opens early but actually it opens around 9 am so dnt do too early. You can visit vishraam ghaat nearby. Please do not do the guides there as they will trap you in unnecessary Pooja rituals and take money from you

Amidst the bustling streets of Mathura, 500 meters west of The birthplace of Lord Krishna lies a 2 km road which leads to The Dwarkadhish. Here, Lord Krishna is worshipped as the "King of Dwarka"

You have to line up to meet (him) behind the curtains. 10 minutes before the curtains are drawn, you hear rhythmic beats of drums and the chanting, creating an atmosphere charged with palpable energy and devotion. The drums make you feel the divine presence of the king.

Perfect setting for spiritual contemplation.

Visiting this divine temple was a truly transcendent experience, deserving nothing less than a five-star rating. Steeped in history and spirituality, the sacred site holds a unique charm that captivates both the heart and soul.
According to the rich traditions, the original temple, attributed to Krishna's grandson Vajranabha, stood as a testament to the sanctity of the location—the very residence of Krishna. Despite historical challenges, the temple's resilience shines through, having weathered the storm of destruction inflicted by Mahmud Begada in 1472. The subsequent rebuilding efforts in the 15th-16th century, adorned in the Māru-Gurjara architectural style, have resulted in a breathtaking masterpiece.
The temple's aesthetic beauty is nothing short of awe-inspiring. Intricate carvings and divine sculptures create an atmosphere of profound spirituality, making every corner a visual delight. The ambiance exudes serenity, inviting worshippers and visitors alike to bask in the divine aura that permeates the sacred grounds.
The meticulous reconstruction showcases a harmonious blend of historical reverence and architectural brilliance. Each detail tells a story, weaving a narrative that connects the past with the present, fostering a sense of continuity in the worship of the divine.
In conclusion, this temple stands not only as a testament to religious heritage but also as a beacon of architectural excellence. A visit to this sacred haven is an enriching journey, leaving an indelible mark on one's soul. It's a place where history, spirituality, and architectural marvel converge, deserving of the highest accolades.

I went in the first week of December and as soon as I came to Mathura, the first thing I came here was to enjoy the Aarti of Yamuna ji, I liked it very much, my heart felt happy.

It was amazing. Peace and spirituality can be attained... Must visit 🙏🙏

A glimpse of lord dwarkadhish gives devotees immense pleasure. To get darshan of bhagvan dwarkadhish is not straight forward. Darshan opens for a slot of 20 minutes only for a couple of hours in the morning and in the evening.situated near Bank of river Yamuna in the heart of the market. Most of the time this place is crowded with lots of devotees. Photography is strictly prohibited. But to get a chance to see the lord gives goosebumps.

This place gives you peace and comfort while darshan.. To get darshan of bhagvan dwarkadhish is not straight forward. Darshan opens for a slot of 20 minutes only for a couple of hours in the morning and in the evening.. Most of the time this place is crowded because of the narrow lanes..

It was a great experience the aarti of Shree Radhe Krishna is always very memorable and beautiful in every temple or any other place.

what an energy i felt at that place...it was elegant and historic temple which i was visit recently..pls try pudii kachorii (spicy street food of U.P) Rupa kachori house...🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

It is a very charming place. It gives a lot of peace to the mind. I would like to visit again and again.

Dwarkadheesh Temple is represent to Lord Krishna,it's located in Mathura(U.P).in a crowded market.you can easily go by walk or in Rickshaw to the temple.The temple is so beautiful and attractive,must go there if you searching peace and calm.

Temple open for very short period of time.

Guide with cost you from 100 Rs and he will lead to donate saree and many more to Yamuna river and temple

Guide knows the shortcut to enter the temple with less crowd.

I enjoyed my New Year with Lots of Love and Grace by Lord Krishna
Do visit this Place✨💫🧡

You will take lovely and mesmerizing memories as you reach temple by walking from different narrow streets... Just one word for it... Beautiful ❤

Please take care of your family members as the temple is too crowded. I wouldn't recommend patients, kids, pregnant women, and elderly people to visit during weekends.



The temple is known for its beautiful architecture, carvings, and paintings. This five storied building is supported by seventy two pillars. The main shrine has the images of Lord Krishna and his beloved Radha.❤🚩

very beautiful tample of lord Krishna.
this temple is managed by vaishanv sampradaya.
Majority visitors of this place are from Gujarat.

its located in very busy street.
do not bring you car here to visit the temple.
otherwise you'll get stuck in traffic ⛔.