Here, God had killed Lohasur, that’s why this place is called Lohvan. Brahma’s sons Sanat Kumar’s had done tap here. Lohasur’s cave, Lohkund, Krshnakup and Shri Gopinathji Thakorji’s darshan are situated here.
Bandi-Anandevi:
While going from Lohvan to Dauji and passing through Tarapur, Kishanpurand Khanpur on the way, comes Bandigaam. Anandkund is situated here. On the kund there is a small swaroop of Bandidevi and a bit bigger swaroop of Ananddevi situated in two different temples. These two goddesses were sisters at the time of Krshna avataar. They used to collect cow dung at Shri Nandraiji’s place and process them. They were very eager for the darshan of Shri Krshna. They used to get the darshan everyday as they used to process the cow dung. Being pleased by them Shri Thakorji graced them and told them that they will be worshipped as goddesses after passage of time.
Shri Dauji:
Baldev village is situated approximately 10 miles away from Lohvan, 14 miles from Mathura, 6 miles from Mahavan and 8 miles from Gokul. Its old name is Rindaa gaam. But vaishnavas know this place by the name Dauji. Shri Daanvihariji’s temple comes as soon as one enters the village. Ahead from here is Kshirsagar lake. On its bank there is a big Shri Baldevji’s temple. Darshan of Shri Baldevji and Revatiji are situated here.
Hatodagaam:
It is situated near Shri Baldev village. Shri Nandraiji’s Bethakji is situated here. Shri Thakorji used to perform Bal – leela by sitting in the lap of Shri Nandraiji here.
Chintaharan Ghat:
Shri Yamunaji is seated here. There are temples of Chntaharan Mahadev and Chintaharanbihariji here. Shri Thakorji had rid worries of all this devotees here.
Brahmaand Ghat:
Once Shri Thakorji was playing with friends here. At that time the friends saw that he is eating sand. They went and told Yashodaji about the same. Yashodaji held the hand of Shri Krshna and asked: Lala, did you eat sand? Shri Thakorji said no. Mother said: Are your friends lying? Shri Thakorji said: See my mouth. Shri Thakorji opened his mouth. Gave darshan of the whole universe.
Shri Thakorji had eaten sand. Then too why did he lie that he had not eaten. Shri Mahaprabhuji has explained its reason in Shri Subodhiniji. Putana had sucked the lives of 16,000 children. Shri Thakorji had kept her in his heart by letting her breast-feed him. These children being in the company of Putana had developed demonic sense. This demonic sense did not disappear even by staying in Shri Thakorji’s heart. So Shri Thakorji thought that if my “bhakti rupi charnarvind’s ” (legs) relation if happens to these beings then only they will leave this sense. That’s why Shri Krshna took the sand in his charnarvind at Brahmaandghat and kept in his mouth and gave it to those 16,000 children in the form of charanamrut. In reality, God himself had not eaten the sand.
Brahmandghaat is built beautifully. Shri Yamunaji’s darshan are done beautifully here. The charnamrut of the sand here is famous as Brahmandghaat’s charnamrut.