is a spiritual complex situated on a 54-acre site on the outskirts of Vrindavan dedicated to divine love. The temple structure was established by spiritual guru Kripalu Maharaj. The main structure built in marble and figures of Krishna cover the main temple. Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir is housed in a modern geodesic structure with a traditional gopuram based on Khajuraho style of architecture. It is being built by one of the ISKCON factions based in Bangalore. At cost of it will be the tallest temple in world on completion. Transportation Road Vrindavan is well connected by roads and is connected to Delhi by National Highway (NH) 44 of the Golden Quadrilateral network. Earlier it was NH 2. 129 km from New Delhi 117 km from Gurgaon 54 km from Agra 9 km from Mathura While in Vrindavan, battery powered e-rickshaw are available for commuting within city-limits. Rail BDB/Vrindavan is on the Mathura-Vrindavan MG link. VRBD/Vrindavan Road is on the Agra-Delhi chord. Flight Nearest Airports are Agra Airport and New Delhi International Airport. City of Widows Vrindavan is also known as the "city of widows" due to the large number of widows who move into the town and surrounding area after losing their husbands. There are an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 widows. The widows come from states of West Bengal, Assam and Odisha. Many spend time singing bhajan hymns at bhajanashrams. An organization called Guild of Service was formed to assist these deprived women and children. According to a survey report prepared by the government, several homes run by the government and different NGOs for widows. Gallery See also Gokul Mathura Barsana Nandgaon Radha Kund Kusum Sarovar Radha Rani Temple Banke Bihari Temple Radha Raman Temple Radha Madan Mohan Temple, Vrindavan Nidhivan Radha Krishna References External links Krishna Cities and towns in Mathura district Vaishnavism Sacred groves Widowhood in India Yamuna River Rigvedic rivers Hinduism Krishna temples Locations in Hindu mythology Holy cities Hindu holy cities Hindu pilgrimages Hindu pilgrimage sites in India Religious tourism in India Ancient Indian cities