No one can enter this temple at night, scary sounds come, if the rules are not followed then something bad will happen

Nirmal Kumar Rajput / Mathura: There are some rules for worshiping in a temple. From entry to aarti, every time is fixed. But have you heard about a temple where people are not allowed to go at night? This temple is in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh. Neither men nor women, no one can go to this temple at night. This unique temple is built on a sand dune.

It is forbidden to go to this temple at night
According to the belief, if someone stays overnight in this temple, something untoward happens to him. Strange sounds are heard at night on this mound. Mathura has been a place of temples and mounds since ancient times. There are five such mounds in Mathura, which have been in existence since the Krishna era. Each of these earthen mounds is considered to be unique. Nag mound is built in front of Subhash Inter College in Mathura. The history of Nag mound is associated with the Naga dynasty here. The temple of Radha Krishna is situated in the courtyard of the mound. This temple is hundreds of years old.

Recognition has been going on for years
This temple has its own unique identity. Giving information about the belief of the temple, the priest of the temple said that this is a hundreds of years old temple. A belief has been going on since the beginning. According to the belief, no man or woman can stay in this temple after evening. The priest of the temple said that whoever stays here, something untoward happens to him. Strange sounds start coming from all around the mound. This mound becomes even more deserted at night.

The priests used to do penance on the mound
The priest of the temple also told that saints and sages used to do penance on this mound. This mound is considered a very holy place. If men and women stay on this mound at night, then both the dignity and belief of the mound will be broken. Since the time of Krishna, it is completely forbidden for any man or woman to stay together on this mound at night. This mound is about 550 years old.

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