what happened nidhivan in vrindavan at night
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Does Lord Krishna Visit This Place Every Night?
Friday, 01 Sep, 6.20 am
The gates of the temple are closed after 5 PM.
We've all heard tales of Lord Krishna since our childhood. His portrayal as a naughty kid - from stealing butter to teasing Gopis and giving innocent looks when caught red-handed - can melt anyone's heart.
We've also heard about how his flute play would cast a spell on anyone specially the villagers and Gopis. We've also heard about his Raas-Leela.
All this appears so fascinating. But what intrigues us more is the mysterious tales associated with Lord Krishna for centuries.
Nidhivan is one such example. It is a temple complex surrounded by bushy forest in Vrindavan and attracts people from all over the world. It is believed that Krishna makes food with Gopis here. Apart from that, Lord Krishna performs Raas-Leela with goddess Radha and other Gopis.
This is the reason Nidhivan is closed after the evening aarti. Let's explore more about this mystery.
Mathura is known as the city of divine love and the birth place of Lord Krishna. Mathura is not just a historical city. The place holds several spiritual beliefs related to the life of Lord. Vrindavan is a town located in Mathura district, Uttar Pradesh.

A stone tablet informs about Swami Haridas who was a devotee of Lord Krishna and a great musician who taught music to Tansen. The tablet mentions about Raas-Lila of Lord Krishna.

Raas-Leela has been described in several books and is the popular subject of folklores. It is said that Lord Krishna also named as Kanha dances with Radha and other Gopis or her sakhis (friends). When Lord Krishna played his flute, the whole Vrindavan (Vrindavan) would get filled with pleasant vibes.
Answer: Maha Raas
Explanation: It is said that a Maha Raas takes place in which all the gopis, and Shrimati Radha Rani dance with Lord Shri Krishna. All the trees we see there are known to be the gopis, and transform themselves during the raas. All the sages (rishis) who did a great penance (thapasya) in their last lives were re-born as the gopis, who are always close to Lord Shri Krishna. The Temple (Nidhivan)'s doors are closed by the evening (between 6:00 - 7:00 PM). After everything is closed, all the trees transform into gopis, and dance with shri RadhaKrishna, who will come there. The proof behind this is, there are many things placed there before closing the temple. Like clothes (sarees), Sweets (laddoos), Pan leaves, Ghunguroos (Big anklets), e.t.c. When the temple is opened in the morning (approximately at 5:00 AM), everything is found touched or moved. The sarees seem used, the sweets are tasted, Pan leaves are chewed, e.t.c. It is also said that few people hear the sound of anklets ringing, and flute playing, yet never enter the place, as they are not allowed to and it is dangerous (consequesnces). Hope this answers your question. May Radha Rani call you soon to Vrindavan. Radhe Radhe