Nidhivanvrindavan
The Mystic Forest

Overview
A sacred forest where the trees are uniquely bent and tangled. Legend says the trees turn into Gopis at night to perform Ras Leela with Krishna.
What To Expect?
A forest of short, hollow 'Tulsi' trees that grow in pairs. It is strictly prohibited to stay inside the forest after sunset. Inside, you'll find the Rang Mahal, where it is believed Krishna and Radha rest after the nightly dance. Bedding is laid out and items are kept for them every night.
Tips
- Hire a local guide to hear the fascinating legends.
- Keep your glasses and mobiles hidden as monkeys are very aggressive here.
Exploring Nidhivan
The Mystery of Night
Local folklore suggests that even the monkeys leave Nidhivan after sunset. The trees are said to be the same size for centuries, growing downwards rather than upwards.
The ground is believed to be the spot where Krishna manifested the idol of Bankey Bihari for Swami Haridas.
How to reach Nidhivan
Located in a dense part of old Vrindavan, reachable via narrow lanes by foot or rickshaw.
Tips for Visiting Nidhivan, vrindavan
- Hire a local guide to hear the fascinating legends.
- Keep your glasses and mobiles hidden as monkeys are very aggressive here.



















































