Nabadwip is a town in the Nadia district. This city is the holy place where Chaitanya Mahaprabhu was born. The city is located on the west bank of the Hooghly River. The city is believed to have been founded in 1063. The city was formerly known as the old capital of the Sena dynasty. The city is still known for its traditional Sanskrit schools. Nabadwip – Mayapur is a cluster of nine islands on the banks of the Ganges. This village is called the land of God as there are about 200 temples in this small rural area. It was only after the birth of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu that Nabadwip became an important pilgrimage for Hindus worldwide and in general.
Visiting place in Nabadwip
Sri Devananda Gaudiya Math
Sri Devanand Gaudia Math is located at Teghoria Pada in Nabadwip Dham. This monastery is a famous holy place of Gaudiya Vaishnavism. It is located in the center of a place formerly known as Koladwip. The monastery is dedicated to Lord Gaura and Lord Gadadhar. This temple is a few hundred years old.
Ballal Dhipi
Balalal Dhipi is an ancient hill. The hill is named after Ballala Sena of the Sena dynasty. The hill was excavated by the Kolkata Circle of the Archaeological Survey of India during 1982-1988. Huge brick constructions and various antiquities 10 to 12 m. Is. The brick structure includes temples on the sides and large-scale construction inside an enclosure.
ISKCON Temple
The ISKCON temple is a temple built by the International Society of Krishna Consciousness. This temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna. Built-in honor of Lord Krishna is another beautiful magnificent place. There are many idols of Krishna in this temple. There are many temples of this society that are all over India. All these temples are dedicated to Lord Krishna.
Radha Rani Temple
Radha Rani Temple is considered to be one of the most popular temples in Nabadwip. This temple is a symbol of Goddess Radha’s love for Lord Krishna. There is a legend of this temple that Radha was angry with Krishna and went to the forest. It was then found on the night of the full moon. Devotees believe that visiting this temple on a full moon night is of special importance.
