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 Gopal Mandir is a religious spot situated in Indore in Madhya Pradesh state of India. It is the city’s most important heritage structures. The temple is built by Krishna Bai Holkar in 1832. It is founded in the honour of Lord Krishna. It is situated on the right wing of the Rajwada. The highlight of this temple is its architecture.
Attractions of Gopal Mandir
Gopal Mandir is a marble-spiral structure built in Maratha style of architecture. It has a big central hall with astounding pillars bearing an eponymous roof, which is elaborately beautified. There is also a spacious central hall designed with pillars. These beautiful pillars bear a massive roof which is elaborately decorated. Gopal Mandir temple's system of lighting in the form of huge glass chandeliers is quite charming to the eye. The temple enshrines a two feet tall statue of Lord Krishna made of silver which is kept on a marble-inlaid altar with silver-plated doors.
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