The news spreads like wildfire on social media platforms and the Internet about India’s goal of building the world’s highest Hindu temple. Hinduism is the largest religion in India; The country is famous for its intricate and historical temples that captivate people worldwide. The Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir  is located in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It is currently under construction and is believed to be open to the public in 2024. It is intriguing to know that the height of this temple will be more than the pyramids of Egypt, and it would beat the famous Monument Qutub Minar in Delhi by rising three times above its height. This temple is set to become the twelfth tallest building in the world and an iconic pilgrimage destination. This article will reveal interesting facts about this magnificent temple that would likely boost India’s tourism industry. 

DEVOTEES OF LORD KRISHNA 

The Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir is dedicated to Lord Krishna (one of the Hindu Gods) because Vrindavan is the holy town of Krishna and houses around 5,500 temples dedicated to him and his divine consort Radha. This place wakes up to the morning flutes played by the devotees of Lord Krishna as a resemblance to his favorite instrument. It is famous for producing White Butter (beloved by Lord Krishna). Vrindavan forms an essential path on the Krishna pilgrimage tour, which includes other cities like Mathura, Gokul, Govardhan, Dwarka, Kurukshetra and Puri. 

FUNDING OF THIS TEMPLE 

All gratitude towards the construction of The Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir goes towards the devotees of Lord Krishna, who are supporting this project by funding it worldwide. This temple is projected to cost INR 700 crore, equivalent to USD 102 million. It expresses the faith and appreciation of all worshipers of Krishna who have experienced miracles due to their deep devotion. 

INTERESTING FACTS 

An interesting fact about The Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir that will amaze anyone is that its foundation is deeper by five meters than the tallest skyscraper in the world, Burj Khalifa, in Dubai. Furthermore, you would be awestruck to know that this seventy-story temple will feature a capsule elevator that will take visitors from the ground level into the seven-hundred-foot-tall viewing gallery where one can inhale the panoramic views. To add, there would also be a heritage museum and a viewing tower with telescopes near the temple. The most exciting thing is that there will also be a light and sound show for visitors inspired by Vedic literature. 

LOOKING FORWARD TO 2024 

As the news about this temple’s construction rings like a melody to everyone, we are all excited for 2024 to come rolling when we can plan a trip to this holy town of Vrindavan in India to immerse in the beauty of The Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir .