Krishna Janmashtami At Govind Dev Ji Temple In Jaipur

Krishna Janmashtami At Govind Dev Ji Temple In Jaipur

Artists dressed up as a Lord Krishna and Radha on the occasion of Krishna Janmasthami (Birthday of Lord Krishna) celebration at historical Govind Dev Ji temple , in Jaipur ,Rajasthan, India, Sept. 7, 2023.(Photo by Vishal Bhatnagar/NurPhoto)

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