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Shri Banke Bihariji Mandir (Vrindavan)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

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Frequently Asked Questions
Note that we do not have a dedicated VIP darshan system which allows for special entry into the Mandir.

If you are already inside the Mandir, and want to access the darshan from the first row, you can do so by paying Rs 100 per person.

Some devotees who have booked special pooja and sewa offerings are allowed special entry into the Mandir before Mandir opens.

MPs/MLAs: Please reach out to Mathura administration for VIP darshan with protocol.
Please note that registration is not required anymore for the darshan of Thakur Shri Banke Bihariji Maharaj. However you can register to receive periodic updates from us. For more details please click https://bihariji.org/public/subscribenewsletter.aspx
Wheelchair assistance is available outside Sneh Bihari Mandir. From there an assistant is available who brings the devotee to Shri Banke Bihari Mandir for darshan. Devotees wishing to avail this service are requested to reach out to any of the sewa adhikari Goswami ji of the Mandir. If you are not in contact with any sewa adhikari Goswami ji, then you should reach out to us through the Contact Us page or through direct email. For more details please click https://bihariji.org/public/contactUs.aspx
Devotees with disabilities, or devotees visiting with elderly relatives can reach out to any of the sewa adhikari Goswami ji associated with the Mandir to help facilitate darshan. These devotees are requested to avoid visiting the Mandir on days when we expect higher than usual number of devotees.

If you are not in contact with any of the sewa adhikari Goswami ji of the Mandir, then you should reach out to us through the Contact Us page or through direct email. For more details please click https://bihariji.org/public/contactUs.aspx
We receive a larger than usual number of devotees during the auspicious days of the month which includes Ekadashi, Poornima and Amavasya. Public holidays including Saturdays and Sundays are also particularly busy days at the Mandir. The annual festivals celebrated in the Mandir draw the largest number of devotees. During these days we advise elderly devotees, devotees with small children, and devotees with disabilities to avoid visiting the Mandir.