After completing Krishna ji’s rites, Balram (Adishesh or Sheshnag Avatar) cast off his human form and left for his abode from a place (adjacent to Krishna’s own departure), in his original serpent form. This place is marked by an ancient cave known as Dauji - ki - Gufa where you can find the mark of Adishesh depicted on the cave wall from where he is said to have departed.
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| Entrance to Baldev ji ki Gufa |
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| Inside Baldev ji ki Gufa. Adishesh is depicted on the wall |
A closer view of Baldev ji's footprints in the cave.
Here we also have a temple of Radha and Krishna known as the Gita Mandir.
Entrance to the Gita Mandir A beautiful murti of Krishna ji Radha Krishna at Gita Mandir
The entire Srimad Bhagwad Gita is carved out on its pillars of the Gita Mandir
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| Bhagwad Gita is on the pillars of the Gita Mandir. |
A depiction of the Virat roop, shown to Arjun at the Kurukshetra battleground
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| Virat roop |
Located close to Gita Mandir is the Baithak (the 65th of 84 such baithaks) – where Shri Vallabhacharya gave discourses on the Gita.
Entrance to the Baithak of Vallabhacharya The Baithak of Vallabhacharya
The Baithak of Vallabhacharya
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