Hidden Temples in Mathura Mathura is recognised for its large and stunning Krishna Temples. Mathura has many undiscovered places for a unique spiritual experience. We have mentioned 5 hidden Temples in Mathura that are worth exploring. 1) Shri Jagannath Temple Shri Jagannath Temple is not so popular among devotees but it is one of the worth exploring temples in Mathura. This temple is dedicated to Lord Jagannath, a form of Lord Krishna. Although it is located in the outskirt area of Mathura. 2) Chaurasi Khamba Temple Chaurasi means 84 and Khamba means Pillar, Chaurasi Khamba Temple, which means 84 Pillars Temple. This Temple rests on 84 pillars. Devotees believe that Lord Krishna spent his childhood here after king Kansa imprisoned his parents because this house belongs to Nand Maharaj. 3) Radha Madan Mohan Temple Madan Mohan is a form of Lord Krishna and this temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna and Goddess Radha with two gopis on each side of him. This temple is located in Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh. 4) Gopeshwar Mahadev Temple Gopeshwar Mahadev Temple is located near Gopeshwar Hill in Mathura. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The Shiva Lingam in this temple was established by Vajranabha. He was the great-grandson of Lord Krishna. 5) Keshav Dev Temple Keshav Dev Temple is one of the three temples inside Krishna Janmasthan Temple Complex other two are, Garbh Griha and Bhagvata Bhavan. This temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna’s Keshav form. It is one of the most famous temples in Mathura. https://www.mathuravrindavantourpackages.com/mathura-temple.html #templesinmathura #mathuratemple #mathuravrindavan #mathura #vrindavan