Shri Krishna Festivals
Govardhan Puja
Annakut Utsav
Krishna Janmashtami
Holi
Radhashtami
Shri Krishna Temples
Daan Ghati Temple
Mukharvind Temple
Radha Kund Temple
Shyam Kund
Benefits
What devotees traditionally seek when this aarti is sung with sincerity.
Reminds devotees of Lord Krishna’s protection
Encourages humility and gratitude
Supports spiritual reflection and inner peace
Deepens the connection with Braj traditions
Authentic Festival Pujas for Devotees
Book verified and experienced Pandits near you or online from anywhere in the world to perform authentic Festival Pujas and invite divine blessings.
Frequently Asked Questions
The story of Govardhan Maharaj comes from the life of Lord Krishna in Braj. When Krishna encouraged the villagers to worship Govardhan Hill instead of Indra, the rain god sent a severe storm. Krishna lifted the hill to shelter the villagers and their cattle, demonstrating His divine protection.
Govardhan Puja, celebrated on the day after Diwali in many Hindu calendars, is especially dedicated to Govardhan Maharaj. The festival usually falls on the Pratipada tithi of the Shukla Paksha in the Hindu month of Kartik.
Devotees may offer marigolds, roses, and other flowers, along with fruits, sweets, and milk-based preparations to Giriraj Ji.








