Significato di Barsana / Varsana

Barsana la terra santa di Sri Radha Rani che emette il suo splendore e la sua bellezza con i suoi colori nelle feste e segna la nascita dell'amato di Sri Krishna. Barsana il luogo più affascinante dove ogni angolo è meravigliosamente mescolato con i lillà dell'infanzia di Sri Radha Rani la figlia di Sri Vrishbhanu e Mata Kirti Da.

Varsana o Barsana è principalmente un luogo dei templi dell'amore di Sri Radha Krishna. Templi come il Tempio di Ladliji e Pila Pokhra sono le attrazioni turistiche più divine e preferite. Questo bellissimo posto è a 124 km da Delhi e 58,9 km da Vrindavan. Si trova 21 km a nord di Goverdhan sul pendio di un crinale ed era precedentemente noto come 'Brahmasarin'. È ben circondato da colline su tutti e quattro i lati raffiguranti Brahma a quattro teste e vede il tempio divino di Ladliji al suo apice come coronamento.

Località di Barsana:

Situato nello stato dell'Uttar Pradesh; Barsana o Varsana si trova a circa 124 km a sud di Delhi.

Il luogo è a soli 58,9 km da Vrindavan, essendo una terra di amore, pace e serenità. E' ben collegato tramite strada, aereo e ferrovia. Si estende da 27°39¢ di latitudine a nord fino a 77°23¢ di longitudine a est.

Climate Of Varsana:

Barsana experiences an extreme climate. The maximum temperature during the summer reaches a high of around 45°C and winters can reach a low of 4°C.

Torrential rains come across in the month of July and continue till September. October-March is the appreciated period to visit Barsana, specially the during the Holi Festival.

Occasions of Barsana:

The devotion involved in the celebrations take a devotee from this physical world to the heavenly domicile. Radhashtami in the months of July/August is celebrated as the birthday of Radha Rani and thousands of devotees throng vrindavan from all over the country.

The highly famous Lathmaar Holi of Barsana in the months of February/March is a beautiful depiction of the unique bond of love and mischief between Sri Radha Rani and Her sakhis with Sri Krishna. Braj Holi songs are sung on this day and women beat up men with sticks or lathis to celebrate Holi Festival in a very uncommon but flavored way. On First day of Holi villagers of Nandgaon come to Barsana to play Holi with a ceremony at the Radha Rani Temple, the second day its vice versa Gops from Barsana go to Nandgaon to play the same.

Religious Places in Locations of Vrindavan:

Barsana is a abode of a big main temple and Sri Radha Rani's shrines. It is well connected to all Metropolitans and Cities.

• By Air: There are two air route destinations in order to reach Barsana easily. One is the Agra airport which is approximately 102 km away from Barsana. Second is the international airport at Delhi, which is connected to almost every important city in the world with major airlines and is around 111km away from Barsana.
• By Rail :Mathura on the Delhi-Chennai and Delhi-Mumbai main line is the main railway station near Barsana. A route by road is to be taken to the down town of Barsana hence forth.
• By Road: Barsana bears a direct road link from Delhi to Agra; It is connected by Mathura by road and is at a 45km distance. It is also connected via buses to Mathura as well as these cities. Various tourist vehicles, taxis and mini buses are also available for a trip to this town.

Religious Locations in and around Barsana:

Barsana has many religious divine shrines in and around it which in combined form are called Braj. These are easy to visit and are a part of the Braj Chaurasi Kos Yatra, some of which we list below.

• Ladliji Ka Mandir/Temple-The divine and most famous temple of Sri Radha Rani in the land of Braj.
• Pila Pokhara- A sacred divine pond whose water took its golden yellow hue from the dip of Sri Radha Rani's hand.
• Prem Sarovar- A sacred divine pond whose water resemples the nectar of pure love, is located on the outskirts of Barsana.