Vrindavan, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh: The annual Rath Yatra of Thakur Sri Vrindavan Chandra was organized today on the premises of Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir, drawing throngs of devotees from across India. This grand celebration, a highly anticipated event, takes place every year during the auspicious month of Kartik, bringing together thousands of devotees and spiritual seekers in Vrindavan.
Anant Das, Public Relations Officer of Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir, highlighted the significance of the Rath Yatra and the joy it brings to devotees. “We organize three-day festivities every year during the month of Kartik,” Das shared, emphasizing the temple’s commitment to honoring this tradition. “Devotees from all over India join in to witness and participate in this divine procession.”
The celebration began with the traditional rituals and adorned deities, as the vibrant Rath (chariot) carrying the idol of Thakur Sri Vrindavan Chandra made its way through the temple premises. Devotees gathered in large numbers to offer their prayers, singing bhajans, chanting holy names, and performing dances in devotion to the Lord.
This three-day event is packed with various activities, including kirtans, spiritual discourses, and cultural programs, all dedicated to fostering devotion and spiritual enlightenment. The festival atmosphere reflects the deep-rooted faith and love of the devotees, who make this pilgrimage to Vrindavan during Kartik, a month considered especially favorable for spiritual advancement in the Hindu calendar.
Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir, renowned for its architectural beauty and spiritual programs, organizes the Rath Yatra with meticulous planning and preparation each year. The event not only draws local devotees but also attracts pilgrims from different parts of India and beyond.
The Rath Yatra of Thakur Sri Vrindavan Chandra, a cherished festival in Vrindavan, offers a unique opportunity for devotees to reconnect with their spirituality and immerse themselves in the divine energy of the holy land.
