Chaurasi Khamba
Ancient monolithic structure supported by 84 intricately carved stone pillars where Yashoda Maiya tied baby Krishna to the wooden mortar (Ukhal).
Chaurasi Khamba (Nanda Bhavan & Putana Moksha Sthal) located in Gokul welcomes all pilgrims daily with completely free entry. Darshan is open in two daily shifts: morning from 06:00 AM to 12:00 PM and evening from 04:00 PM to 08:30 PM. The sanctum observes a standard afternoon closure daily between 12:00 PM and 04:00 PM for deity Rajbhog and resting.
Before You Arrive
Temple Visitor Guide & Darshan Schedule
Daily Darshan & Aarti Timings (2026)
Official morning & evening sanctum schedule for Chaurasi Khamba (Nanda Bhavan & Putana Moksha Sthal)
Summer Schedule
Winter Schedule
Sanctum doors remain closed for deity resting & Rajbhog offering. Please plan morning darshan before 11:30 AM or arrive for evening darshan after 04:30 PM.
Best Time to Visit & Seasonal Advice
Weather, crowd patterns & recommended darshan slots
Best Season: October to March (Winter)
Ideal Weather (14°C–25°C)Pleasant and cool climate across Mathura and Vrindavan—ideal for walking through sacred temple lanes, waiting in queues, and outdoor Braj parikrama.
Least Crowded: Early Morning Mangala Darshan
06:00 AM – 08:30 AMDeeply peaceful sanctum atmosphere with minimal queue delay and fresh morning aarti vibes—best for serene darshan with elderly family members.
Evening Atmosphere: Grand Shayan Aarti & Illumination
05:30 PM – 08:30 PMExperience mesmerizing traditional oil lamp rituals, devotional chants, illuminated sanctum architecture, and serene night aarti ceremonies.
Sacred Story & Temple Overview
Ancient monolithic structure supported by 84 intricately carved stone pillars where Yashoda Maiya tied baby Krishna to the wooden mortar (Ukhal).
Important Rules & Advice
Pilgrims rock the sacred childhood cradle (Palna) of infant Krishna.
Frequently Asked Questions — Chaurasi Khamba (Nanda Bhavan & Putana Moksha Sthal)
No, entry to Chaurasi Khamba (Nanda Bhavan & Putana Moksha Sthal) is completely free for all pilgrims and devotees. Standard darshan queues are open to the general public with no mandatory paid tickets.
Morning darshan is best between 06:00 AM to 11:30 AM, and evening darshan opens between 04:30 PM to 08:30 PM. Afternoon closure is observed across Braj temples.
Footwear must be deposited at the free shoe counter near the entrance. Smartphones are generally permitted in outer courtyards, but photography is strictly prohibited inside the inner sanctum where deities are enshrined.
Yes, Chaurasi Khamba (Nanda Bhavan & Putana Moksha Sthal) in Gokul provides flat walkways and seating areas. We recommend visiting during early morning weekday hours (07:00 AM–09:00 AM) to avoid heavy weekend crowd rush.
Chaurasi Khamba (Nanda Bhavan & Putana Moksha Sthal) is conveniently accessible via private AC cabs, auto-rickshaws, and e-rickshaws. Our verified local Brajwasi chauffeurs provide doorstep pickup from Mathura Junction or Delhi NCR.
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Planned & Verified by Local Brajwasi Experts
RRohit
8+ Years on GroundSenior Braj Cultural Guide & Founder, Trip My Bharat Network•Mathura & Vrindavan (Resident Brajwasi)
Born and raised in Mathura, Rohit is the Founder of Trip My Bharat Network and has spent over 8+ years guiding pilgrims through the sacred lanes of Vrindavan, Govardhan, and Barsana. He specializes in verified temple schedules and sacred rituals.