Krishna Dancing On Snake
Krishna is dancing on the multi-hooded snake (Kalinga) in the River Yamuna. This dancing Krishna is called Kalinga Narthana Krishna
Image: Belur, Karnataka
Krishna Lifting Hill
Krishna lifted the Govardhan Hill to protect his people and cattle from the thunderstorms and rain caused by Indra (Rain God). This Krishna is called Govardhan Giridhari
Image: Mamallapuram, Tamil Nadu
Krishna Stealing Butter
Krishna loves stealing butter, and this was also an act where he stole the heart of gopi and his devotees. He is the lord of mischief and is also called Navaneetha Chora. Image: Thirukurungudi, Tamil Nadu #Travel, #India, #Heritage, #Spiritual, #Religious, #Krishna, #NavaneethaChora
Krishna As Baby
Krishna behaved like a normal kid to his mother Yasoda and made her forget that he was the Supreme being. This baby Krishna is called Bala Krishna. Image: Hampi, Karnataka #Travel, #India, #Heritage, #Spiritual, #Religious, #Krishna, #Balakrishna
Krishna With Flute
Krishna loves playing the instrument flute which attracted all the cattle and people of Brij. This flute-playing Krishna is called Venugopala. Image: Hampi, Karnataka #Travel, #India, #Heritage, #Spiritual, #Religious, #Krishna, #Balakrishna, #Venugopala
Krishna Stealing The Dress Of Gopis
Krishna stealing the dress of gopis and this Krishna is called Vastra Haran. Image: Thiruvallikeni, Tamil Nadu #Travel, #India, #Heritage, #Spiritual, #Religious, #Krishna, #VastraHaran, #Chennai, #Thiruvallikeni
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