Avoiding the Year-End Rush: A Temple's Plea to Devotees

The Shri Banke Bihari Ji Temple Management Committee has advised devotees to avoid visiting the temple in Vrindavan from December 29 to January 5 due to heavy crowds. The appeal aims to prevent inconveniences and potential incidents. Restrictions on vehicles have also been implemented by Mathura district administration.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Mathura | Updated: 29-12-2025 23:57 IST | Created: 29-12-2025 23:57 IST
Avoiding the Year-End Rush: A Temple's Plea to Devotees
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The Shri Banke Bihari Ji Temple Management Committee has urged devotees to postpone visits to the temple in Vrindavan between December 29 and January 5 due to anticipated large crowds.

This appeal comes amidst concerns over the considerable influx of visitors during the year-end, which often results in overcrowded conditions in the narrow lanes surrounding the temple.

To mitigate the situation, Mathura district authorities have restricted vehicle entry and directed visitors to designated parking areas, aiming to manage the increased crowd pressure on roads and temple sites.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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