KANAK VRINDAVAN
KANAK VRINDAVAN
Kanak Vrindavan is a garden in Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan. It is in-built a valley enclosed by Aravali hills and is found on the thanks to the Amer Fort at the lowest of the Nahargarh hill. The place is approx 8 kilometer north of the Jaipur town. The garden complex is having several close tourer attractions because the Amer fort Palace, Jaigarh fort and Nahargarh fort along with scores of lush leafage. The garden was coined by Kachchwaha Rajput prince Sawai Jai Singh of Jaipur, approximately 275 years agone, at the time when the complicated was designed. It includes term 'Vrindavan' as the garden resembles the descriptions of the place, where God Sri Krishna had performed MahaRaas close to Mathura, and word Kanak came from Maharaja’s one of the Maharani Kanakde.
This garden is compared to the valley of Vrindavan and the prince, consecrated an idol of Sri Krishna in a temple within the Kanak Vrindavan depression known as the Shri Govind Deoji Parisar. The garden has a temple, a series of fountains and intricate marble decorations. It is managed by the Government of Rajasthan.The Kanak Vrindavan Valley Complex was built approximately 275 years ago by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh of Jaipur. This beautiful, greenery filled valley is surrounded by the Aravalli hills and often said to resemble the Vrindavan; the place where Lord Krishna enjoyed the Maharaas with Gopis. The Kanak Vrindavan Valley was built for entertainment and recreation of Maharani and the Maharaja.
According to some people the Maharaja planned for an Ashvamedha Yagna and made arrangement of waters from sacred rivers to collect here. A Lord Krishna Temple named Govind Deoji was also built around the same time. The Kanak Vrindavan Garden is a beautifully constructed and chosen spot located in the valley of the Nahargarh hills, and is lushed by unique trees. It is full of trees and lawns, decorated with intricate 'chhatris', exquisite mirror and 'jali' work on the walls of the Govind Deoji temple, along with a support of a series of fountains. The main garden is divided into eight sections, and is having a main fountain called 'Parikrama', carved out of a single marble slab.
Temple Garbha Griha is also placed inside the temple parisar (complex) and is decorated with delicate 'panni' work. These all season green gardens at the depression supply a smart read of Jaipur and different close attractions in the main Amer Fort and therefore the Dharbawati watercourse. The scenery has been used a number of times in several movie industry films, such as Lamhe (1991). Some nearby attractions include: Amer Fort, Jal Mahal, Elephant Park, Nahargarh fort and Jaigarh Fort.
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