Lord Govind Dev ji  or Lord Krishna is the most admired deity in Jaipur Govind Dev ji temple is one of its kind temple in Jaipur.

Govind Dev ji Temple History

Govind Devji Temple is supposedly built around 1730 AD by Maharajah Sawai Jai Singh II. Idol of Govind Dev ji  was brought  to Amer town  from the temple in Vrindavan, to save it from the destruction order of the Mughal emporer Aurangzeb. Idol of Govind Devji was later shifted to its current location upon the founding of Jaipur city. Darshan at Govind Dev ji temple can be done 7 times a day as per fixed schedule/ slots; Temple follows same pattern as the temples in Vrindavan. Check here for darshan/jhanki timings.

Irrespective of the slot, the Jagmohan or prayer hall is always teeming with devotees. Lord Govind Dev ji  was revered by Jaipur royalty, public admired the Lord equally. While many things have changed with the concept of royalty and rulers long gone, admiration by the public for their Lord still continues unabated.

Here are few pictures of Admiration by Devotees at Govind dev ji  temple.

(Photography at this temple is quite challenging with constantly moving public and low light conditions. Regret for the low quality images posted below)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is a common scene witnessed at Govind Dev ji temple especially when people are unable to have darshan of their admired deity.

People raise their hands during darshan time; asking Lord Govind Dev ji to bless them

 Darshan at Govind Devji Temple, jaipur

 

For Govind Devji Jhanki Darshan time table refer to their official website – govinddevji.net/jhakia.htm

I’m reserving more pictures and stories for another post…some other day!

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