4. Vrindaban - Banke Bihari Temple (Meera Bai Temple)
The holy land of Vrindavan is situated 12 km north west of Mathura, UP. Vrindavan lies in the heart of the region called Brij. It is the place where Sri Radha & Krishna had performed their Leelas, eons ago.
Around 1532, Meera Bai left Chittorgarh and moved to Vrindavan. After spending some years in Vrindavan, she went to Dwaraka and spent the rest of her life there.
A place has been identified where Meera Bai stayed in Vrindavan. As of now we do not have much information of pictures of this place.
Vrindavan also has a Meera Bai Temple.
5. Dwarka - Jagat Temple (Temple Of Dwarkadheesh)
Dwarka is holy town in Gujarat around 800 km south west of Chittor.
Meera Bai lived the final years of her life in Dwarka and there wrote to Krishna her immortal poems of love. Meera have infused Jagatmandir in Dwarka with a power of love.
Dwarkadheesh Temple, Dwarka
6. Nurpur - Brij Raj Bihari Temple
Located around 66 Km from Dharamsala in Himachal Pradesh, Nurpur Fort was constructed by Maharaja Basu in the 16th century. One of the Krishna idol (build with black stone) prayed by Meera Bai was taken to Nurpur by Nurpur king Raja Basu (1580-1613). Raja Basu build a beautiful Temple for this Idol which is known as Brij Raj Bihari Temple.
The Krishna Temple is now ruined along with the fort but still has some carved relief work on stone. This antique idol of Lord Krishna is still preserved in Brij Raj Temple and worshipped by pilgrims. The lifelike idol of Lord Krishna playing his flute is matchless in its beauty.
Nurpur Fort
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7. Amer Jaipur - Jagat Siromani Ji Temple
Raja Man Singh I build an exquisitely carved marble-and-sandstone Lord Krishna Temple in Amer (Near Jaipur) in memory of his son. The Temple is well known as Jagat Shiromani Temple of Amer.
The Krishna idol which is placed in Jagat Shiromani Temple was one of the idols worshipped by Meera Bai.
Jagat Siromani Temple, Amer Jaipur
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Jagat Siromani Temple - More Pictures
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8. Dakor - Ranchhodraiji Temple
Dakor is located around 94 Km from Ahmedabad, Gujrat. Dakor is famous for Ranchhodraji Temple (A Lord Krishna Temple).
According to historical books, Chaitanya Mahaprabhu and Meera visited Dakor.
Ranchhodraiji Temple, Dakor
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Edited by khushi:-) - 14 years ago
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