On the pattern of Kashi Vishwanath, the Bihariji Corridor of Vrindavan will also beautify the surrounding ancient temples. For this, the team of revenue personnel engaged in marking the corridor area is also marking the ancient temples in the houses. The planning of the administration is to make the ancient temples a part of the corridor.
An eight-member committee is engaged in preparing the outline of the proposed corridor on the directions of the High Court as part of the plan to provide better facilities to the devotees in Shribanke Bihari temple area located in Vrindavan. For this, property valuation is also being done along with identification of land and buildings in the proposed five-acre area.
building appraisal team
The municipal corporation and revenue workers conducting survey in the proposed area of the corridor are visiting door-to-door and evaluating the buildings on the fixed standards. During this, information about the temples in the above mentioned buildings is also being collected. How ancient are these temples, as well as the facts of their publicity are also being collected.
Municipal commissioner Anunay Jha, chairman of the proposed area marking committee, said that information on all the necessary points is being collected during the marking and evaluation of the area associated with Shribankebihari temple. It also covers the temples and their antiquity. Four temples have been identified, which will form part of the corridor. These are ancient temples in public places. Rest of the process is on.
These major temples will dazzle in the brightness of the corridor
Mandir Madan Mohan
The temple of Shri Madan Mohan ji, situated very close to Shribankebihari temple area, is considered to be the oldest temple of Vrindavan. It was built between 1590 and 1627 by Ramdas Khatri Kapoor, a resident of Multan, on Aditya Tila. This temple made of red stone is under the present Archaeological Survey of India, which is much older than Bihariji temple.
Temple Radhavallabh The temple of Shriradhavallabh included in the seven temples of Vrindavan is also included. This temple is also located very close to the proposed corridor. It was built by Harivansh Mahaprabhu. This temple was also built around 1600, which was renovated in 1842 after the Mughal invasion.
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On the pattern of Kashi Vishwanath, the Bihariji Corridor of Vrindavan will also beautify the surrounding ancient temples. For this, the team of revenue personnel engaged in marking the corridor area is also marking the ancient temples in the houses. The planning of the administration is to make the ancient temples a part of the corridor.
An eight-member committee is engaged in preparing the outline of the proposed corridor on the directions of the High Court as part of the plan to provide better facilities to the devotees in Shribanke Bihari temple area located in Vrindavan. For this, property valuation is also being done along with identification of land and buildings in the proposed five-acre area.
building appraisal team
The municipal corporation and revenue workers conducting survey in the proposed area of the corridor are visiting door-to-door and evaluating the buildings on the fixed standards. During this, information about the temples in the above mentioned buildings is also being collected. How ancient are these temples, as well as the facts of their publicity are also being collected.
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