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Vrindavan Krishna Bhajan — Non Stop Radio

Take the Yamuna Expressway down towards Braj with Radha's name playing. This channel runs Krishna bhajans without stopping, from the morning dhun through to the late ones.

Delhi → Vrindavan150 km3 hoursYamuna Expressway
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The route

Delhi to Vrindavan is about 150 kilometres and the Yamuna Expressway covers it in under three hours, making it the shortest journey on this radio. The road leaves through Noida and turns off towards Mathura, and Vrindavan is only a few kilometres further on.

The whole region is called Braj Bhoomi — Mathura, Vrindavan, Govardhan, Barsana, Nandgaon. Krishna's childhood is tied to these villages and to the ghats of the Yamuna.

Vrindavan

Vrindavan is known as a town of temples, and there are thousands of them, large and small. Banke Bihari is the most famous, where a curtain is drawn across the deity again and again during darshan — it is said his gaze is hard to hold for long. Prem Mandir is known for its marble carving and its evening lights, and kirtan runs almost continuously at the ISKCON temple.

Nidhivan carries the belief that nobody stays there after dark. Barsana is Radha's village, and its Lathmar Holi is famous across the country. Holi in Braj is not one day — it runs for many.

What plays on this channel

Radha Rani ke Rang carries the Krishna and Radha bhajans — familiar compositions like Achyutam Keshavam, the Hare Krishna dhun, and the sweeter songs of Braj. The second mood is Sab Bhajan, the whole collection, for when you would rather not stay with one deity.

The order changes each time, so this is a channel you can leave open all day.

Common questions

Do the bhajans repeat?

The collection is finite, so over a long listen songs will come round again — but the order is reshuffled each time, so you never hear the same run twice.

Does it keep playing when the phone is locked?

Most mobile browsers stop the stream when the screen locks. Keep the screen on, or install the page as an app.

Where do the bhajans come from?

Everything streams from the Best Bhakti Music YouTube channel. This radio is simply another way to listen to it.

Can I listen from outside India?

Yes, from anywhere. The screen shows your own country's time, so you can keep aarti and listening at the hours you want.

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