"Pārāsaulī village lies about one-and-a-quarter miles south-east of Govardhana Town in the lowlands of Govardhana. During the Mughal reign, the Muslims changed the name of the village to Mahammadpura. This is the place of the spring rāsa-līlā of Kṛṣṇa and His beloved gopīs. This rāsa continued for an entire night of Brahmā, but it seemed to be over in a few short moments. The moon in the sky had become stunned upon seeing this rāsa-līlā, and remained in the one place for the duration of the entire night. Because this rāsa-līlā took place in the light of a brilliant full moon, this place is also called Candra-sarovara, “the lake of the moon”. In the south-western corner of the sarovara is the Śṛṅgāra Temple, where Kṛṣṇa personally decorated Śrīmatījī. Near the sarovara under a choṅkara tree is the sitting-place of Śrī Vallabhācārya. The kuṭī and samādhi of Sūradāsa, known simply as Sūra-kuṭī and Sūra-samādhi, are also in this area. Sūradāsa was a natural poet. His collection of poems is famous as Sūra-sāgara or Sūra-padāvalī. Although he was blind, he would compose poems that beautifully described the different outfits and decorations of Śrī Nāthajī. One day, the priest did not dress Śrī Nāthajī, and left Him completely naked. He opened the doors of the altar and asked Sūradāsa to describe Śrī Nāthajī’s decorations. Sūradāsa remained silent for a few moments, but the priest insisted. Sūradāsa laughed loudly and proceeded to sing, “Āj bhaye hari naṅgam naṅgā – today, Hari is undressed and naked.” All present were stunned to hear this. Sūradāsa spent his last days in Pārāsaulī. One day, Śrī Viṭṭhalācārya, the son of Śrī Vallabhācārya, asked him, “Sūra, what are you thinking about?” Sūradāsa then composed his last song: “Khañjan nain rūp ras māte, atiśay cārū capal aniyāre pal piñjarā na samāte – Kṛṣṇa’s beautiful eyes are like khañjana birds. They are full of rasa, very restless, and slightly reddened due to intoxication. My life can no longer remain encaged in this body.” Saying this, he left his body. With tear-filled eyes, Śrī Viṭṭhalācārya said, “The boat of puṣṭi-mārga3 has departed today.” In the south-eastern part of Pārāsaulī is Saṅkarṣaṇa-kuṇḍa, on whose bank is a temple of Śrī Baladeva." Excerpt from the book 'Sri Vraja-mandal Parikrama' by Srila Bhaktivedanta Narayana Gosvami Maharaja

Very nice

This is another baithakJi of shri Vallabhacharya , he stayed in all the selected and beutiful places do what can we say about it as its choosen by one of the most Great Guru , all i will say is enjoy a lot of ☮️ peace here

Very beautiful place

Visiting it on full moon night was so blissful. Otherwise after sunset there is no electricity..hence visit during daytime only

Divine place to experience raas of Radha Krishna

Peaceful place in district

Very nice

Very blissful place, a tapobhumi and a samadhi of a great devotee of lord Krishna 🙏

Good greenery can be seen there.... If you wanna sit and wanna prey to the god then it's better place..

It is the place where Soordas ji and other Astachaap kavi created magic of words, plenty of Literature.

Super place

Peaceful place 😇

Chandra sarovar... Any body can visit here and can find peace.... One of best place near mathura for visiting

Very nice, natural spritual Holi place