Khirachora Gopinath Temple - Hindu temple in Balasore, Remuna - Balasore, India

Such beautiful place to visit.Lord krishna and his avatar have been depicted all over walls and the mandir is such colourfully painted. You can buy kheer prasad at rupees 25,40,70...i would ask everyone to have this prasad...there are stalls for you to buy puja items.Loved the ambience. Car parking is jst nearby and there are toilet facilities(clean)

A sacred place for the hindu deities. As a Prasadam, you can buy khir Prasad here. Mandir closed everyday from 12.30 pm to 4pm. Photography not allowed inside main temple. Car parking beside temple @Rs.30. Shoe stand available @Rs.5 per person. Bhog Prasad available from the temple counter having different rate. There is a big pond with a brick built Ghat full of fishes beside the temple.

Overwhelming Darsan of Lord Krishna...the pond itself so peaceful to sit down and appreciate the living beings around us( the goats,cats, cows, fishes, turtles, ants... etc) Gates are closed during 12:30PM to 4PM everyday ,so arrange your darsan accordingly. Jay jagannath...

Lord Shrikrishna as Madanmohan, Gopinath and Govinda in Khirachora Gopinatha temple. Lord Gopinatha flanked by Sri Govinda and Sri Madanmohana Khirachora Gopinatha Temple (kssiircoraa gopiinaath mndir) is in Remuna, Balasore, Odisha. "Kshirachora" means the stealer of condensed milk and "Gopinatha" means the Divine consort of Gopis. The reference is to child Krishna's love for milk and milk products. It is classified one among the 108 Abhimana Khethram of Vaishnavate tradition. One can get delicious Khira (khiraa ) here called as Amruta Keli. It is a preparation of homemade condensed milk and sugar. It comes in clay pots which are personally tasted by lord Gopinatha.

It was so peace and environment was so marvelous and bhajan was played few worshipers were there as it was late afternoon time i ate a special dish or else called as prasad there I.e. khiri made out of milk and it was so tasty and sweet I had a great fun visiting the radhe krishna temple

Khirachora Gopinatha Temple is situated in Remuna. It is a little town located 9 km east of Balasore, about halfway between Howrah and Bhubaneswar in Orissa . The name Remuna is resulting from the word Ramaniya which means very good looking. The nearest train junction to Remuna is at Balasore, which is the first major town in Odisha coming from Calcutta . One can get a night train from Calcutta that stops in Balasore in the early morning hours. From there one can get a taxi or bus to Remuna. If one has arrived Remuna in the morning, one can see the Deities and then catch a night train to Puri . It is famous as Vaishnab shirine. Also know as Remuna Gupta Vrindaban. The chief deity here is Sri Gopinath, who stole the sweet rice that was meant for 'Madhavendra Puri'. Here the visitors get to witness the other alters that are next to Gopinath, which are Sri Govinda, Sri Madan Mohan, Sri Radha-Rasbihari and the famous Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu; along with Lord Jagannath. The visitors also get to see a number of Shilagrams- Shilas. The free standing Govinda and Madana Mohana were brought by a devotee named Chaitanya Dasa Babaji; here. He brought these from Vrindavana in the year 1938. Sri Gopinath is made by black Stone, which is flanked by Sri Madan Mohana and Sri Govinda. The people or the visitors can easily get 'Kshira' here, which is popularly known as Amarita-Keli here. This Kshira is prepared with the help of condensed milk, along with some cream and sugar. Some raisins are also added into it; to add flavor. This is known as the prepared Kshira that was tasted by Lord Gopinath. The Kshira comes to the Lord in different sizes of eatrthern pots.

Kshira prasad is available for Rs.25, 50 and 70 respectively - in a small pot covered with leaf. This prasad is famous and is made of milk

Beautiful temple, Near and clean. Well maintained, beautifully decorated. You will get the holy and positive vibes around the air. Peaceful place. At evening specially it has its own charm. Must recommended if you're in Balasore.