Mathura

The Birthplace of Lord Krishna

Ancient

Importance of Mathura

Mathura holds deep significance in Hinduism as the birthplace of Lord Krishna. Revered as one of the Sapta Puri—the seven holiest cities—it represents devotion, divine play (leelas), and spiritual liberation. Ancient scriptures like the Bhagavata Purana describe Mathura as an eternal city, blessed by divine presence. Pilgrims visiting Mathura connect with an ancient lineage of faith, experiencing spirituality embedded in its soil and traditions. It is believed that visiting Mathura even once purifies the soul, setting one on the path toward spiritual enlightenment and liberation.

Moksha

& mentions in Ancient Texts

According to Hindu beliefs, Moksha is liberation from the cycle of birth and death, achieved through spiritual realization. Mathura, as Krishna’s divine birthplace, holds unique importance for attaining Moksha. Scriptures state that devotion practiced here, particularly at sacred locations associated with Krishna’s earthly presence, greatly accelerates spiritual growth. Bathing in the sacred Yamuna River, visiting temples, and chanting Krishna’s names purify the soul, aiding in the attainment of Moksha, the ultimate freedom and union with the divine consciousness.

Places of

Importance in Mathura

Mathura hosts several sacred sites deeply revered by Hindus. The Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple, marking Krishna’s birthplace, is of supreme importance. Vishram Ghat, where Krishna rested after defeating the evil Kansa, invites devotees for holy dips and prayers. Dwarkadhish Temple offers a glimpse into vibrant devotion and rituals. Nearby sacred sites include Vrindavan—renowned for its temples like Banke Bihari and Prem Mandir—and Govardhan Hill, central to Krishna’s miracles. Together, these holy landmarks create a pilgrimage circuit vital for every devotee’s spiritual journey.

Benefits of

Performing Pind Daan, Shradh Karm in Mathura

Performing Pind Daan and Shradh Karm rituals in Mathura brings profound spiritual benefits to ancestors. Scriptures suggest that offerings made in this sacred city grant peace and liberation to departed souls, freeing them from lingering attachments and enabling their smooth transition onward. Families performing these rituals here experience immense satisfaction and blessings from ancestors. Conducting ceremonies on Yamuna’s banks, particularly at Vishram Ghat, magnifies the spiritual benefits, ensuring ancestral blessings and peace for generations to come.

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Pind daan in Mathura is performed at the Vishranti tirth, Bodhini tirth or Vayu tirth on the banks of the Yamuna river. Seven Pinds or balls of rice mixed with wheat flour, honey and milk are prepared as offerings to the soul of the deceased and the ancestors and these are offered to the chanting of mantras. It is the moral duty of each Hindu to honor dead family members and conduct the Pind Daan in order to free the soul and give it peace.

It is believed that performing Pind daan in Bodhini tirth leads the departed soul to heaven. Another important place for conducting Pind Daan here is Vayutirth. It is believed that the benefits derived from doing Pind Daan here during the month of Jyeshtha has same importance as the Pind Daan done at Gaya.

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It is believed that Lord Krishna and Radha independently have produced auspicious rivers, including ganga, yamuna & godavari from seven teerthsthals into Radhakund and Krishnakund. This is the reason people from all around India come and perform pind daan in Mathura.

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For Pilgrims who are unable to visit Mathura for conducting Pind daan, they can now opt for Online Package for conducting Pind daan. This package includes teerth purohit charge, poojan samagri, pratinidhi charges & Brahmin daan.