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Kanak Valley is on the suburbs of Jaipur and is perfect
retreat for tourists in lush green surroundings amidst
picturesque locales. When you come down form the Amber
fort which is on a hill you will see the scintillating
view of Kanak-Vrindavan Valley.
The Kanak-Vrindavan Valley in Jaipur etched in the Aravalli range and is
flanked by the Amber Fort on one hand and city of Jaipur
on the other. The valley is covered by dhok (Anogeissus
Pendula) and Kadamba trees. If you descend more down
the valley you will be enamored with the presence of
cascading waterfalls, lotus filled ponds and flowers
in full bloom. Add to that the view of the forest full
of bright flowers as if the whole forest has been draped
in vibrant hues and frolic of the spotted dove, kingfisher,
Neel Kanth and other migratory birds. Kanak Valley is
truly a paradise on earth.
Kanak-Vrindavan Valley in Jaipur - This valley was named Kanak Vrindavan by the ruler
of Jaipur ,Sawai Jai Singh. The valley reminded him
of the Vrindavan and an idol of Shri Govind Deoji an
incarnation of Lord Krishna was installed then here.
There are temple of Govind Deoji and Natawarji here
and adjacent to it is the Kanak Bagh. There is the Dharbawati
River, which earlier flowed across the city though now
its just a Lake Mansagar.
The Lake Mansagar was regarded as a sacred lake as holy
waters of many rivers drained in to it.
The breathtaking view of the Govind Deoji Temple brightly
illuminated in the night is a sight to behold.
The chanting of the mantras and Lord's aarti all will
transport you to a sublime world. Tourists who arrive
here can listen to Bhajans being sung throughout the
day and the Kanak Valley becomes alive during the festivals
like Teej and Gangaur.
Kanak Valley is one of the most cherished Jaipur-tourist
attractions , come here to experience tranquility and
bliss.
TourofTajMahal.com conducts tour to Kanak Valley in
Jaipur.
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