Krishna Temples in India

Krishna Temples in India are a tribute to the commonly worshipped Lord Krishna, symbol of supreme power and love.

Krishna temples in India are scattered throughout the country. Lord Krishna is integrally associated with love, friendship, benevolence and mischief.

Hence whether, it is north, south, west or east India, this deity is worshipped by all. While some devotees are fond of the 'bal gopal' (Krishna in his childhood), others are in awe of Krishna who delivered the messages inscribed in Bhagawad Gita to Arjuna.

Krishna is hailed as the eighth avatar of Lord Vishnu. Lord Krishna gave the highest form of teaching on the battlegrounds of Kurukshetra to its disciple Arjuna and this teaching later came to be known as the Bhagwad Gita which is recited by some people on a daily basis and also on auspicious occasions.

Krishna Janmashtami, the day on which the Lord Krishna was born, is regarded as one of the most auspicious occasions and it is celebrated all over India with much enthusiasm.

A majority of the Indian classical music collection in almost all the languages have their subject as the celebration of the childhood of Lord Krishna. 
Several Krishna Temples is India are found where the Lord is worshipped a large number of devotees. Some of the temples are Iskcon Temples in Delhi, West Bengal,Vrindavan Bengaluru and Tirupati, Dwarkadhish Temple in Dwarka, Guruvayoor Temple, Vrindavan Temples, Mathura Temples, Ashvakranta Temple in Guwahati, etc.

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