Vishram Ghat Mathura Aarti Timings Summer Morning Aarti 7:00 am to 7:15 am Evening Aarti 7:00 pm Winter Morning Aarti 6:45 am to 7:00 am Evening Aarti 7:00 pm About the Vishram Ghat Vishram Ghat is the result of a history-induced nomenclature. 'Vishram' literally translates to 'rest', and as per the legend of Lord Krishna, Vishram Ghat served as his resting place after defeating Kansa, the wicked demon ruler. Hence, a journey to Mathura indeed calls for a visit to the Vishram Ghat. It is present in the centre of the ghat system, with 12 ghats each in the north and south directions. Pilgrims from all over the country come to Vishram Ghat to bathe in its holy waters and complete the customary parikrama. Historical Significance of Vishram Ghat According to the great epics of India, Lord Krishna sat under the shade of Giriraj Ji after his battle with Kansa. There are a plethora of stories related to Vishram Sthali, one of them is depicted as a story between Shri Yamuna Maharani (the river goddess) and Dharamaraj. During the rule of the Mughal emperor in the 15th Century, this place suffered from extreme injustice and discrimination. This was because of the various decrees issued by Sikandar Lodi. However, when Hindus were under great distress due to the opposition of Sikandar Lodi, Acharya Keshav Bhatt Kashmiri of Nimbark sect and Vallabhacharya Ji Maharaj had the restrictions at Vishram Ghat removed by the power of their commitment and devotion for the divine. Architecture of Vishram Ghat The Vishram Ghat's architecture shows marble stonework, including a massive stone arch. One side of the Vishram Ghat consists of 12 Ghats, while the other side has 11 more! The Vishram ghat is lined with many temples and some of the most significant shrines, such as Yamuna-Krishan, Murli Manohar, etc. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiUhGiisERQ

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