About Mathura's Dwarkadhish Temple
It is Mathura's most magnificent temple, with intricate structure and murals that are known throughout the country. In the temple, Lord Dwarkadheesh, a form of Lord Krishna known as Dwarkanath, sits as a black marble idol.
There are several beautiful ceiling murals showing different aspects of the Lord's life. Furthermore, the complex's majestic appearance is enhanced by the beautiful Rajasthani architectural patterns and craftsmanship. During the Shravan month, when Lord Krishna is cradled inside a Hindola, the Dwarkadhish temple presents a variety of thrilling activities (a type of a swing set).
It is one of Mathura's most popular temples. Every day, thousands of people come to pay their respects to Lord Krishna.
Cameras, cell phones, and other electronic devices are not permitted on the premises of the major temple. You must either leave it at your hotel or deposit it at their luggage counter. The majority of devotees offer flowers, Tulsi (holy basil) leaves, and bhog to the Lord (sweet and savoury food items).
You can enter the temple through one of two gates. Once inside the two-story temple structure, there is a big courtyard filled with pilgrims from all over the world who have come to honour the Lord.