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Kanak Vrindavan Valley is an exotic place in the desert lands of Jaipur, Rajasthan. Kanak Vrindavan is situated in the bottom of Nahargarh hills adjoining the Amber Fort, on Jaipur-Amber Road. According to past records, the beautiful green valley was labeled as Kanak Vrindavan Valley by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh, almost 280-years ago. The valley seemed like a mythological Vrindavan (Land of Lord Krishna) to the King, consequently he installed an idol ofShri Govind Deoji in the complex.
Kanak Valley is also believed to be the blessed place where holy water from several rivers was gathered to carry out the Ashwamedh Yajna. Govind Deoji Temple, with its beautiful and delicate carvings, spreads a holy aura of spirituality all over the valley. The temple looks marvelous with its chhatris, lattice and mirror work. "Garba Griha" is the seat of the lord, which is engraved with exotic 'panni' work.
Kanak valley is encircled by Aravalli ranges and looks amazing from all the three forts of Jaipur. Kanak Valley covers a vast area of land, where gardens are well developed. The beauty of valley, covered with Dhok and Kadama trees, get enhanced at the sight of the scenic water cascades, blossoms, brook, ponds and lotus ponds. On the side of Kanak valley, there flows Dharbawati River which soothes the environment with the cool breeze.
Divided into eight sections, the garden comprises a series of fountains. The fountain by the name of 'Parikrama' is carved out of a single piece of marble. The picture of the garden is amazing and one cannot describe its beauty in words. Kanak valley is simply breathtaking and due to its inexplicable charm, it has made background for many Bollywood movies.
At night, when the temple is brightly lit, it offers a heavenly picture on the earth itself. The sounds of chants and hymns offered to the God complete the celestial picture of the place. Kanak Valley is a divine green oasis that flourishes in a bare land. The evergreen gardens of Kanak Valley offer a perfect place to the weary visitors for sitting and enjoying the nature. If you are on a trip to Jaipur, do not miss this enchanting valley which is always in bloom.
Kanak Valley is also believed to be the blessed place where holy water from several rivers was gathered to carry out the Ashwamedh Yajna. Govind Deoji Temple, with its beautiful and delicate carvings, spreads a holy aura of spirituality all over the valley. The temple looks marvelous with its chhatris, lattice and mirror work. "Garba Griha" is the seat of the lord, which is engraved with exotic 'panni' work.
Kanak valley is encircled by Aravalli ranges and looks amazing from all the three forts of Jaipur. Kanak Valley covers a vast area of land, where gardens are well developed. The beauty of valley, covered with Dhok and Kadama trees, get enhanced at the sight of the scenic water cascades, blossoms, brook, ponds and lotus ponds. On the side of Kanak valley, there flows Dharbawati River which soothes the environment with the cool breeze.
Divided into eight sections, the garden comprises a series of fountains. The fountain by the name of 'Parikrama' is carved out of a single piece of marble. The picture of the garden is amazing and one cannot describe its beauty in words. Kanak valley is simply breathtaking and due to its inexplicable charm, it has made background for many Bollywood movies.
At night, when the temple is brightly lit, it offers a heavenly picture on the earth itself. The sounds of chants and hymns offered to the God complete the celestial picture of the place. Kanak Valley is a divine green oasis that flourishes in a bare land. The evergreen gardens of Kanak Valley offer a perfect place to the weary visitors for sitting and enjoying the nature. If you are on a trip to Jaipur, do not miss this enchanting valley which is always in bloom.
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