View images of famous temples including Janmashtami fog, Mathura across the country

New Delhi, August 24, 2019, Saturday

In Hinduism, Janmashtami festival is celebrated with fanfare and enthusiasm. On this day, the occasion of Lord Krishna's birth is celebrated across the country. Lord Krishna was born at midnight of Ashtavani on the day of Shravan Mass. This day is then celebrated as Janmashtami. The Janmashtami festival is especially celebrated in the country's main temples. In the temples including Mathura, 56 victims are offered to God. The decoration of temples is also specially done on this day. The hymns are performed throughout the day. So let's take a look at the special temple temples.

This picture is from Mathura. The temple of Lord Krishna has been specially decorated to celebrate the festival of Janmashtami. On Janmashtami, special events are held here which people come from far and wide to see.

This picture is from the ISKCON Temple in Bengaluru. Here the devotees come to worship God. According to the Puranas, fasting of Janmashtami and the anointing of Sri Krishna should be performed by Om Krishnama Nama: or Om Namo Bhagwat should speak the Vasudevaya mantra.

It is very important to worship Sri Krishna on this day. On this day, all devotees who worship God with faith and hold dear things to God, complete their meditation.

Kanha was born at twelve o'clock at night on Janmashtami. So anointing him at 12 o'clock at night.

Holi is played in some places on the day of Janmashtami.