This specific number symbolises the eight meals Krishna missed daily while holding up the Govardhan Mountain for a week. Each dish reflects devotion, with offerings made to honour Krishna's ...

the Shrinathji Temple houses a stunning black statue of Lord Krishna in his infant form, holding the Govardhan Hill on his little finger to highlight his divine powers. The temple is especially ...

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.