Vrindavan: For devotees coming to Vrindavan to celebrate Sri Krishna  Janamashtami  (The festival marking the Birth of Lord Krishna), Hotel Nidhivan, the Largest Hotel in Vrindavan has announced two special Janamashtami packages .
The 1st and only Four Star Hotel in Vrindavan will offer two different packages to suit each requirement.  Priced at Rs. 2499/- for 1Night 2Day and Rs 4499 for 2 Nights  3 Days, for 2 people sharing the same room, the offers include complimentary transfer to and from Mathura Railway station, breakfast, dinner or lunch and use of shuttle service to and from Shri Banke Bihari ji temple and ISKCON temple.

“We at Nidhivan believe that the flow of spirituality, that creates an experience of a lifetime, is the essence which makes the trip worthwhile and with the addition of the 4 Star equivalent “Nidhivan” at Vrindavan  we have added Luxury and comfort with these celebrations”  said Mr Saurabh Goel, Managing Director, Radiance Residency & Resorts Pvt Ltd.

This is the time when devotees break their fast with ‘Prasad’ of the Lord. Lot of eatables made of milk and milk products are relished by the devotees. Kheer, Laddoo, Butter, Shrikhand and Singhare ki Poori are few of the main dishes prepared on the day.

Our all inclusive “Vrat Ki Thali” at Rs 350 /- will be something that people staying at Vrindavan can also enjoy” continued Mr Goel.

Located at Gopalgarh Tehra Road, Vrindavan, Mathura, Nidhivan Hotels & Resort boasts of a host of facilities ranging from ‘On-line reservation,  rooms, besides other set of facilities for the religious & corporate travellers visiting the holy city of “Vrindavan”.

Mr Goel further added “Since these packages are available with us till 31 August 2013 people can stay with us and enjoy the celebrations for a longer time”

Nidhivan also offers a full day Guided tour of Braj including Mathura, Goverdhan, Barsana and Nandgao for its guests

Nidhivan is located less than 2 km’s from the main city centre and about 12 kms from the famous Krishna Janambhoomi Temple, at Mathura.

The temples of Vrindavan, where Lord Krishna was born, witness an extravagant and colourful celebration. On this occasion. Raslila is performed to recreate incidents from the life of Krishna and to commemorate his love for Radha. The idol of the infant Krishna is bathed at midnight and is placed in a cradle. Devotional songs and dances mark the celebration of this festive occasion all over Northern India

The city of Vrindavan plays home to about 4,000 temples, each unique in its relevance and beauty, including major temples like Bankey Bihari temple, ISKCON Temple, Rangaji temple, Govind Dev Temple and many others. One should also visit the the temples around Vrindavan in the Braj area.

Source : Abhinav Sood