Maa Vaishno Devi Dham, Vrindavan

A wonderful place to spend time in Vrindavan specially if you are with family. Beautiful arts and idols are made their with heartful creativity. there are two tunnels inside and you are definitely gonna to love it. A big idol of Maa vaishno murti is main attraction there.
Inside there is a big temple having wonderful art gallery of many devi-devta. If you are leaving varindavan then definitely it is worth it place to visit. There is no ticket and entry fee.

wonderful place to spend time in Vrindavan specially if you are with family. Beautiful arts and idols are made their with heartful creativity. there are two tunnels inside and you are definitely gonna to love it. A big idol of Maa vaishno murti is main attraction there.
Inside there is a big temple having wonderful art gallery of many devi-devta. If you are leaving varindavan then definitely it is worth it place to visit. There is no ticket and entry fee.
If we need Prasad we can buy Coconut for ₹50 they're giving free Prasad in pouch and one Mata Rani printed coin.

The temple is on the main road on the highway. It has a artificial cave also and statues of many hindu gods and goddesses inside the temple . A huge statue of vaishno maa and Hanumanji can be seen from far .

Jai Mata Rani!

It is a must visit place in Vrindavan. It's very clean and pretty well maintained.
Inside this place you have 3 parts to cover:
- the main Mata Rani temple
- Art gallery
- Artificial cave

If you are carrying a big bag/luggage with you, you might need to buy a ticket otherwise entry is free.

It's a huge space with Mata Rani big idol that can be seen from pretty far off as well. Along with the temple, you have the art gallery that tells you about the whole timeline, how and when this temple was constructed.

Then in the beautiful constructed artificial cave you will all 9 forms of Mata Rani well depicted.

Overall a beautiful, peaceful and calm place to visit.

It's such a peaceful place to visit. Lots of things to learn from. The carving of the temple is so nice. The depiction of god's murti & 3d visualization of it is wonderful...
The Nav Durga roop of Maa Ambey was beautiful...
You can spend 1/2hrs exploring this place...
Overall the experience is amazing You can visit when you plan the trip for Vrindavan...

I love the place . Amazing experience . Who ever is reading this! Believe me my words are not enough to explain the beauty of this place . I am not adding more photos. Just go and see the place yourself . I won't spoil your experience.

Hey everyone, I just had the most incredible experience visiting Mai Veshno Devi Dham in Vrindavan, and I couldn't wait to share it with you all. Here's why you should definitely add this temple to your travel itinerary:

Spiritual Serenity: Mai Veshno Devi Dham is a serene and tranquil temple nestled in the heart of Vrindavan. The peaceful ambiance of the temple creates a sacred space where you can connect with the divine and experience inner peace.

Divine Blessings: The temple is dedicated to Maa Veshno Devi, a manifestation of the Hindu goddess Durga. Devotees believe that worshipping Maa Veshno Devi brings blessings, protection, and fulfillment of desires. I felt a deep sense of spiritual upliftment and tranquility while offering prayers at the temple.

Beautiful Architecture: The architecture of Mai Veshno Devi Dham is simply breathtaking. The intricate carvings, vibrant colors, and ornate decorations add to the beauty and grandeur of the temple. It's a feast for the eyes and a testament to the rich cultural heritage of India.

Pilgrimage Destination: Mai Veshno Devi Dham is a popular pilgrimage destination for devotees from all over the country. Many pilgrims visit this temple to seek solace, guidance, and spiritual upliftment in the presence of Maa Veshno Devi. It's a place where you can experience a deep sense of devotion and reverence.

Festivals and Celebrations: The temple celebrates various festivals with great enthusiasm, including Navratri, Diwali, and other significant Hindu festivals. These celebrations are marked by elaborate decorations, devotional music, and special ceremonies that add to the festive atmosphere of the temple.

Convenient Location: Mai Veshno Devi Dham is conveniently located in Vrindavan, making it easily accessible for travelers. Whether you're visiting Vrindavan for a day trip or a longer stay, this temple is a must-visit destination for spiritual seekers and devotees.

Overall, my visit to Mai Veshno Devi Dham was a deeply enriching and spiritually fulfilling experience. I highly recommend adding this temple to your travel itinerary if you're looking for a place to connect with the divine and experience inner peace. Trust me, you won't be disappointed! 🙏🌺

Maa Vaishno Devi Dham in Vrindavan is a stunning temple, spread across a wide area. The statues of Vaishno Mata and Hanuman Ji are incredibly beautiful. Inside the cave, you'll find statues of the 9 forms of Durga Ma along with Bhura Dev Ji. It's a must-visit during your Vrindavan tour, truly one of the best temples in the area. Jai Mata Di!!

Very peaceful palace and a big statue of ma durga. There is a cave in which different gods statue are here 🙌.

Jai Mata di .. very very beautiful place. You can. See statue of maaa vaishnodevi.so high place .if u go to Vrindavan so visit maa vaishno devi dhaam .And see. 9 swaroop. Mata .. this place give u positive energy .and restless mind.

Divine Tranquility at Vaishno Devi Temple, Vrindavan"

My visit to the Vaishno Devi Temple in Vrindavan was a profoundly spiritual journey that left an everlasting impact. This temple, nestled in the heart of Vrindavan, is a sanctuary of divine tranquility and devotion.
From the moment I stepped inside, I was enveloped by an aura of serenity. The temple's exquisite architecture and intricate detailing are awe-inspiring, a testament to the dedication and craftsmanship put into its construction. The environment is peaceful, and the divine energy within is palpable.The sanctum sanctorum houses the deity of Vaishno Devi, and the darshan (view) of the deity is an experience like no other. It's a moment of profound connection and spirituality, and the temple priests conduct the rituals with utmost devotion and grace.
The temple complex extends to beautifully landscaped gardens, offering a serene space for meditation and introspection. The melodious bhajans (devotional songs) that resonate throughout the temple create an atmosphere of transcendental bliss.
One of the most remarkable aspects of the Vaishno Devi Temple is the prasadam (sanctified food) offerings. The temple's prasadam is not only delicious but also spiritually enriching. Partaking in this divine meal is an essential part of the temple visit.
The temple also offers informative sessions and discourses on spirituality, allowing visitors to delve deeper into the teachings and philosophy associated with Vaishno Devi The presence of a library further facilitates the pursuit of knowledge.
In summary, the Vaishno Devi Temple in Vrindavan is a sacred haven for seekers of spirituality and tranquility. It's a place where one can escape the chaos of the world and find solace in the divine. My visit here was a spiritual awakening, and I left with a profound sense of peace and connection. I wholeheartedly recommend the Vaishno Devi Temple in Vrindavan to anyone seeking a divine experience and a moment of serenity in the heart of this sacred town.

One of the beautiful temple in Vrindavan
Big statue of Mata Vaishno Devi and Hanuman
There is a cave which is well designed and has all different devi mandirs,
The center mandir is also designed really well
It has waterfalls and sound effects also
Different light effects makes the mandir look more beautiful
Must visit mandir in vrindavan.

Very beautiful
It has idol of Navdurga in cave, Gangaji,YamunaJi and inside Wall embossed paintings,beautiful Mataji Darbar
You get Prasad and a silver coin when comes at exit

Wao....less rated in google but highly recommended...this temple has cave nd the largest Durga maa sculpture...there is greenery all around...temple is located far from city but spread over a large area...less populated,u vl definitely get peace here....don't miss to visit VAISHNO DHAm...Kids going to love this most

Very well maintained, neat and clean mandir premises. No need to buy any tickets for the den presentation. Jay Mata di.

Maa Vaishno Devi Dham in Vrindavan is a spiritual haven. The magnificent Devi statue is awe-inspiring, and the divine aura leaves visitors feeling truly blessed. A must-visit with family! 🙏 #DivineExperience

Vaishno devi dham is a beautiful place which remember the memory of vaishno devi jammu. Gufa is place of attraction and statue of mata vaishno and hanuman.

Vaishno Devi (also known as Mata Rani, Trikuta, Ambe and Vaishnavi) is a manifestation of the Hindu mother goddess Durga or Adi Shakti.Vaishno Devi is worshipped as a combined avatar of the goddesses Mahakali, Mahalakshmi, and Mahasaraswati. And She is the Kaliyugi Avatar of Kalika. Additionally, she is seen as the potency of Hari or Vishnu.
History of Vaishno Mata
The temple of Mata Vaishno Devi is very ancient according to the study conducted by the geologists. Legend has it that Mata Vaishno Devi had incarnated as a beautiful princess in Treta Yuga as a Shakti of Mother Parvati, Saraswati and Lakshmi for the welfare of mankind. She performed penances in the cave on Trikuta Mountain. When the time came, her body merged into the astral form of the three divine energies – Mahakali, Mahalakshmi and Mahasaraswati.

Her ardent devotee – Shridhar
Of all the popular legends of Mata Vaishno Devi, the most recent one is that of her ardent devotee, Shridhar, who lived about seven centuries ago. Shridhar and his wife were very devoted to the Mother Goddess. Once, Shridhar received a divine command in his dream to organise a bhandhara (public feast) in Her honour. Owing to his humble financial status, Shridhar failed to procure sufficient groceries for the public feast. He worried about the shame and guilt he shall be subject for failing to feed the guests the following day. Unable to sleep a wink the whole night, Shridhar resigned himself to destiny. As the sun rose in the firmament, villagers began arriving at the modest dwelling of Shridhar to partake of the feast. To Shridhar’s surprise, Goddess Vaishnavi appeared in his hut in the form of a little girl and by Her Will, the feast was prepared and served to the villagers. The villagers had their fill of the food except Bhairon Nath, who was one of the guests. When he demanded a meal of animal meal from Shridhar, Vaishno Mata refused to oblige Bhairon Nath on Shridhar’s behalf. Refusing to accept defeat and insult, Bhairon tried to catch hold of the divine girl, but failed to do so. Lo and behold! The girl vanished. This incident left other shocked, and Shridhar grief-stricken. He longed and pined to have darshan of His Mother. One night, Vaishno Mata appeared in Shridhar’s dream and showed him a way to a cave on Trikuta Mountain which houses her ancient shrine. Shridhar gladly did as told, discovered the holy shrine and devoted his life to her service. Later, the word spread everywhere about the shrine of Mata Vaishno Devi.

Vaishno Mata
According to the holy writ, before the great war between the Kurus and the Pandavas was about to begin in Kurukshetra, Lord Krishna advised Arjuna to worship Goddess Durga to obtains her grace. During his prayers, Arjun Arjun addresses the Divine Mother as ‘Jambookatak Chityaishu Nityam Sannihitalaye’, which translates into ‘you who always dwell in the temple on the slope of the mountain in Jamboo’ (‘Jamboo’ comes from Jamboodweep, also refers to, India and its surrounding lands in ancient times). Pleased with his devotion, the Divine Mother grants Arjun the boon of victory over his enemies. It is also believed that the Pandavas have visited the shrine of Vaishno Devi on Trikuta mountain.

The divine call…
It is a belief held in sacred regard by the devotees of Divine Mother that unless She beckons you to visit her, it is impossible to have her darshan. The bulawa (or Divine Call) to receive blessings of the Mother is all that is needed and the rest will be taken care of by Her. Therefore, high or low, wise or ignorant, men or women await Her bulawa.

The way to the shrine…
Pilgrims and ardent devotees of the Mother Goddess brave the arduous 24 kilometre long trek (to and fro) to reach the shrine that is always brimming with overwhelming divine vibrations. The journey to the shrine starts at Ban Ganga in Katra which is believed to have sprung up from the earth when Vaishno Mata shot up an arrow from her divine bow many centuries ago. The trek is tough, but the roof covered paths, stairways, water coolers, seating areas, pantries and food sho

Amazing huge idol of mata vaishno. Amazing place to visit in vrindavan

🚩🚩🚩JAI MATA DI 🚩🚩🚩
Recently visited Maa Vaishno Devi Dham—an enchanting destination that's a must-see in Vrindavan. The spiritual aura and captivating surroundings left me in awe. A truly divine experience that touched my soul.