On the road that connects the city of Jaipur to the three famous forts of Amer, Jaigarh and Nahargarh, you come across a beautiful valley known as Kanak Vrindavan Valley. The valley that houses beautiful meadows and sprawling landscapes is a delight for a nature lover. The amazingly beautiful temple of Kanak Vrindavan Temple in Jaipur nestles in the midst of the valley that is known for its picturesque beauty. Kanak Vrindavan Temple in Jaipur is known for its beautiful location and also for the beautiful architecture of the temple.

The construction of this temple goes back to the era of Sawai Raja Jai Singh II. It is believed that when Aurangzeb was destructing all the Hindu temples, Raja Jai Singh II went overnight to Vrindavan and brought seven pairs of idols of Radha-Krishna. He constructed separate temples for all seven of them in Jaipur. The Govind Dev Ji temple at Kanak Vrindavan Temple in Jaipur is among those seven temples that were constructed by Jai Singh II. Apart from the temple of Govind Dev Ji, a temple of Shri Natwar Ji is also located at Kanak Vrindavan complex. Both these temples at Kanak Vrindavan valley are a magnum opus as far as the architecture is concerned. The visitors arriving here would be delighted to see beautiful fresco paintings on the walls and stunning panni work that is unique to this temple. The chatris, mesh and mirror work in the temple are extremely beautiful.

The Kanak Vrindavan Temple in Jaipur was constructed hundreds of years back but it still holds a lot of religious significance. Every year the Teej and Gangaur processions coming from Amer stop here for some time to offer prayers to the deities at Kanak Vrindavan Temple in Jaipur.

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