Shrinathji is a deity type of 7 year old god Krishna located in the Hindu temple town of Nathdwara near Udaipur in Rajasthan.
Shrinathji Mandir is simply nearby from anywhere in Rajasthan. Nathdwara is little town that is really well-known for this temple. Shrinathji lies at a distance of forty-eight kms from Udaipur, the city of lakes in Rajasthan. Udaipur is well-connected to the main cities of the country by road, rail and air. From Udaipur, one can take regular buses or hire taxis in order to reach Nathdwara.
Built in the 17th century temple is dedicated to Shrinathji Lord Shrinathji (form of Lord Krishna). 'Shrinathji Haveli' is synonymous with the phrase used to Shrinathji Temple. 'Nathdwara' The word is composed of two terms, one of them 'Nath' which means 'the Lord' and the other is 'Dwara', suggesting 'door'. Therefore, Nathdwara means "gate of the Lord." Shrinathji is an important pilgrimage site for Vaishnavites.
Like other temples in India, Shrinathji temple also has a story behind its creation. According to the story, the paragon of Shrinathji was blessed in Vrindavan (related to the land the Lord Krishna). In the 17th century, Aurangzeb attacked Hindu temples in rant. To safeguard the idol of Shrinathji, many Rajput rulers did their best, but all in vain. In 1672, Rana Raj Singh made an effort to free the idol of the monarchy of Aurangzeb.
It is considered that when the paragon was being transferred to an unapproachable place, the wheel of the cart sank deep down in the clay at a special place. Escort the priest realized that this place has been chosen by the Lord Himself. Consequently, the temple was built in the same place. The temple is built in simple terms of architecture, however, the divine aura of this temple is eternal
The idol of Shrinathji strike gets more attractive and is really worth seeing. A glance of the Lord makes one feel the aesthetic world. Shrinathji represents the form of Lord Krishna, when he raised the "Govardhana '(a mountain). Made of black stone, the image of the Lord appeared majestic in his left hand right hand raised and confined in a fist. The Lord is adorned chin with a dazzling diamond, which is visible from a distance.
Shrinathji Temple is one among the richest temples in India. Which receives millions of rupees as an offering to the Lord. The authorities of the temple has about 500 cows and milk from these cows is used for the preparation of sweets and dairy products. These cows, there is a cow is regarded as Shrinathji's cow. This cow is believed to come from the tribe, who serves the Lord of the ages.
Previously, the temple to receive shipments of food and these are whispered to be issued by and consigned to Lord Shrinathji. The huge temple complex is separated into lots of sections, like the main shrine, food, Prasad, Priests' lodges and stiching department, where tailors stitch wonderful dresses of Shrinathji.
During the festivities of Holi, Independence Day and Janmashtami, devotees come in large numbers. In addition to Holi and Janmashtami, Annakutta is an important festival that is observed here with a passion wholeheartedly. Non-Hindus are allowed to visit this temple, however, with the exception of foreigners. Undoubtedly, Shrinathji Temple is a place worth visiting, and feel the spiritual delight.
