Govardhan Puja has its origins during the times of Sri Krishna, the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Performing Govardhan puja is a part of family traditions in several parts of India.

For half a millennium, the Vaishnav family of Udaipur has been practising this unusual form that uses mineral pigments to create impermanent works of devotional art ...

Govardhan Pooja is a significant festival celebrated by devotees of Lord Krishna, symbolising the victory of devotion and ...

Govardhan, and Gokul) however, celebrates Holi one week earlier than the rest of the country since it is the birthplace of Lord Krishna and his beloved Radha. The festivities will run from March 1 ...

The temple is dedicated to Krishna, who is lovingly called “Govardhan” after the sacred hill in Braj, where he was born. The hill itself is also believed to be a natural manifestation of Krishna.