Dwarkadhish Temple , Mathura

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Dwarkadhish Temple , Mathura 

The most stunning temple in Mathura, it is renowned throughout the nation for its elaborate architecture and artwork. In the shrine, Lord Dwarkadheesh—also known as Dwarkanath—sits like a black marble idol.

There are several breathtaking ceiling murals that show different aspects of the Lord's life. The intricate patterns and craftsmanship of Rajasthani architecture further add to the complex's majestic appearance. You can participate in a number of fascinating events at the Dwarkadhish temple, which become more prevalent in the Shravan month when Lord Krishna is cradled inside a hindola (a kind of swing set).

It is one of Mathura's most popular temples. Every day, tens of thousands of people come here to worship Lord Krishna. 

There are strict rules on using cameras, mobile phones, and other electronic devices on the main temple grounds. You must either leave it at your hotel or check it in at their luggage office. The majority of worshippers present the Lord with flowers, holy basil (tulsi) leaves, and bhog (sweet and savory food items).

One of the two gates will lead you to the temple. When you enter the two-story temple complex, you will witness a spacious courtyard filled with worshippers who have gathered to honor the Lord from all over the world.