Vrindavan is regarded as one of the holiest places in Hindu tradition, where centuries-old faith continues to draw countless devotees, adding to its spiritual aura. Nearby, in the northern Indian city of Mathura, lies the sacred birthplace of Lord Krishna, a central figure in Hinduism. The revered Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi temple stands at the site believed to mark Krishna’s birth. Vrindavan itself forms an essential stop in the “Krishna pilgrimage circuit,” which includes Mathura, Gokul, Barsana, Govardhan, Kurukshetra, Dwarka, and Puri. In the Braj region, locals commonly greet one another with “Radhe Radhe,” honoring Goddess Radha, or “Hare Krishna,” in devotion to Lord Krishna. Many devotees hold the belief that Krishna still graces Vrindavan each night to meet Radha.