Nidhivan which means "Forest of Tulsi" is one of the sacred forest sites of Vrindavan. It is situated in the Mathura district, Uttar Pradesh, India. Nidhivan is considered as the most prominent site dedicated to the pastimes of Hindu deities Radha Krishna and their gopis.
It is considered to be the holiest place in the country where God literally has an abode. Such speculations leave us in an enigma! There is no smoke without fire. There is some root to this mystery which is still unknown to all. Post the evening aarti, no priest or devotee is allowed to step into the premises. However, not all facts are available at our disposal.
There is no sighting of any animal or bird post 7 PM either because it is said that they elope from the area as well. Not just this, but Nidhivan has a unique surrounding. It is flanked by unusual hollow trees that are short heightened and the branches are twisted downwards and lie in tangles. The Tulsi plants also stand in pairs. Nidhivan garden closed at 5 p.m. for the public. According to legend, In every night Krishna came here and dressed and adorn Radha Rani with his own hands at Rang Mahal inside the temple. Inside, you will find several ornaments and makeup items near the bed in Rang Mahal temple. And During the night divine dance takes place in Nidhivan all trees become gopis and dance with Lord Krishna and Radha Rani.
