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Here is the suggested guidance for preventing coronavirus from the US government. VPSS is suggesting to take due care against Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID -19). Yatrika Mangala 2.Vallabh Priti Seva Samaj Coronavirus - Prevention & Treatment Laxmi niwas Dharmashala 14.Дharmshalas & Guest Houses (Managed By Various Trusts) 1. Jai Samand Lake (One of Largest Sweet Water Lake of Asia)Д¬ottages (Guest Houses & Dharmashalas) at Nathdwara - Managed By Temple Baord :-1. Udaipur (48 Km) вЂ“ The city of lakes or RajasthanвЂ™s Kashmir. Shri Ekling Ji (28 KM) вЂ“ Famous for Lord Shiva Temple. Delwara (22KM ) вЂ“ Famous for Jain Temples J. Charbhuja Temple & Rokadiya Hanuman Ji Temple (at Gadbore вЂ“ 65 Km ) F. Kunteshwar Mahadev (at Farara Village вЂ“ 15 Km) E. Kankroli (Also named Rajsamand вЂ“ 17 Km ) 1. Haldighati (The Battle Field of Maharana Pratap вЂ“ 16 KM Far From Nathdwara) 14. Rakt Talai (Battle Field of Maharana Pratap & Empror Akbar at Khamnore)13. Harirai Ji's Bethak (12KM far form Nathdwara near at Vil. Banas River (People Called it Holy Yamuna) 9. Vanmali Teple Near Shreeji Mandir & Meera Temple (in Vanmali Campus) 3. Kharch Bhandar & First Charan Chowkiji 29. Shayan (From Aaswin Shukla 10 to Marghshis Shukla 7 and Magh Shukla 5 to Ramnavmi, (Rest inside of Nij mandir)) Jhanki (Darshan) of Shrinathji :- Morning Session : 1. Nathdwara is also famous for Miniature & Nathdwara style paintings,Meenakari & Silver Jewellery, Marble Arts, Crafts, Bandhej Clothes. Udaipur is directly connected to Mumbai Ahmedabad Delhi by flight, train and Bus (Udaipur & Nathdwarais also connected by National Highway No. It is located on the Banas River in Rajsamand District which is about 1 hours drive (approx 48 km) from Udaipur.Nathdwara s literal meaning is the gateway to the Lord Shrinathji. Nathdwara is a town in Rajasthan state of western India. Thousandsof devotees visit daily from all over india and abroad. It's also known for the Pradhan Peeth of Pustimargiya Vaishnav Sampradaya or city of Lord Shrinathji.

Nathdwara:- Nathdwara is world famous, very popular and holy city of North West India. Accordingly a Temple was built here The Haveli of Shrinathji (as the temple is called), was once a part of Mewar State,which was ruled by Sesodia Rajput rulers of Mewar. The accompanying priest realized that this was lord's chosen spot and the image did not want to travel any further.

The legends (Shrine/deity) have it that the image of the Shrinathji (Child Lord Krishna) was being transferred to safer place from Jatipura (Goverdhan Hill) Near Mathura/Vrindaban to protect it from the destructive wrath of the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb.When the image reached a certain spot the bullock carts wheel sank deep in the mud and refused to move further. Shri Nathji's right hand is kept on his waist while the left hand is held up in the air, (As Govershan Dharan). Shri Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharyaji came to Jatipura and had a temple constructed for Shri Nathji, where he started the Sewa Paddhati (rules) of doing sewa and shringar.According to the beliefs (bhavna) of Pushtimarg, Shrine/deity of ShriNathji is a child form, only 7 years old. These people served Shri Nathji's raised hand for 60 years.Later Shri Nathji gave a vision to Shri Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharyaji to build a temple at Jatipura. Even before ShriNathji's Mukharvind was seen by saddu pandey & Barjvasis of thesurrounding areas, the vrajvasis had begun to worship him thinking that he was a Deva (Lord) and they use to serve milk to Shri Nathji. Shri Nathji's raisedhand (left hand) appeared from Govardhan Hill first, slowly after many years Shri Nathji's Mukharvind (Face) was seen. The Prakatya (appearance) of Shri Nathji about 550 years ago Shri Nathji appeared on the GovardhanHill at Jatipura village near Mathura/Vrindavan. This great Vaishnavite shrine was built in the 16th century on spot exactly defined by the Lord himself.

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