The temple is very beautiful , beautifully decorated and it is so good to visit here , it is open in the morning from 8 am to 12 noon and again it opens in the evening , from 12:30 noon onwards kheer bhog is available at three prices according to the size - 25,40,70. Don't miss it , it tastes like heaven , awesome ambience ❤️

The temple of Lord Krishna as Khirachora means stealing milk which is a very beautiful place....This is one of the most holy places for Hindus.....It has a peaceful atmosphere & realise that this is a good place for spiritual activity. Words can't express the feelings, when you enter the temple, you feel at peace....It is an ancient temple..... It is situated in Remuna, some 9 km from Baleswar city....Many people have visited this temple in the evening to see the aarti and to have the Khir Prasad which is very tasty....If you want to get a taste of the rich Odia art and sculpture then you must visit this temple...🙏🏻🫣😇

Best place to know the importance of deity and why it should be preserved.Here the deity is so old that you can't imagine and also the story behind the name khirachora and story of madhvendra puri. Best part is also to relish the very transcendental khira that one drop will liberate you😋

Lord Shrikrishna as Madanmohan, Gopinath and Govinda in Khirachora Gopinatha temple. 🙏🥀Lord Gopinatha flanked by Sri Govinda and Sri Madanmohana 🙏🙏🙏 Khirachora Gopinatha Temple (କ୍ଷୀରଚୋରା ଗୋପୀନାଥ ମନ୍ଦିର) 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 (ଖିରା ) 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.

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)

Nice place to visit with family. You get prasad here. Free parking available outside the temple. In balasore it is one of the nice jagannath temple. If u visit balasore town you must visit the temple. I tink near to 10 km from balasore town. The bus service is available from balasore bus stand and also from remuna but few. Parking: outside Entry: free Time: morning and afternoon

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...

This is a very famous temple in Balasore, Remuna. Lord krishna 🙏🏻 worshipped here. Easy to communicate with Priests and Temple committee members. U can easily get town buses from the Balasore Bus stand. Lovely Painting and Statues of Krishna Avatar around the temple. Near and clean temple. Sweets are the main Prasad of this temple: Rabri, Barfi, Soan Papdi, Laddu and other sweets are famous here. Local people are so friendly. A large Pond is there at the side of the temple. U can keep shoes outside with Rs.5/-. Note: Photography inside the main temple is restricted. But U can click pics outside.

Khirochora Gopinath temple of Remuna is ine of the ancient famous temple of Balasore and Odisha. The temple us dedicated to lord Krishna. Though the temple is not that much big. It is mainly famous for the deity here There are some art work done inside the temple premises of lord Krishna. The main prasad of the deity is Kheera which is actually Rabidi and tastes wonderful. You can get this from the prasad counter inside the temple premises. Paid Parking, and shoe stand available near the temple. Toilets are also available near parking area. Temple is closed from 12.30 pm to 4 o clock for Pahuda.

A sacred hindu temple 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. 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

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.

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.

Kshirachora Gopinatha:- Temple (Odia: କ୍ଷୀରଚୋରା ଗୋପୀନାଥ ମନ୍ଦିର) is in Remuna, Odisha, India. The name "Remuna" is from the word "Ramaniya" which means very good-looking. "Kshirachora" in Odia means 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 Kshethram of Vaishnavate tradition. *** Parking available *** Prasad Sebana also available I am not blaming the Prasad but quality is too much compromised as expected by a devotee. Must visit for a feeling of divinity

The beautiful idols of Lord Krishna and others are worshipped everyday . 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. Beautiful temple under renovation with a cultural heritage

Kshirachora Gopinatha Temple is in Remuna, Odisha, India. The name "Remuna" is from the word "Ramaniya" which means very good-looking. "Kshirachora" in Odia means 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.

Old yet the most beautiful temple of Balasore. The life of the Lord Srikrishna has been depicted in a row of sculptures in the temple. It is so colourful all around. Puja and kirtan are mesmerizing. There is a huge parking area for all types of vehicles.

Kshirachora Gopinatha Temple (Odia: କ୍ଷୀରଚୋରା ଗୋପୀନାଥ ମନ୍ଦିର) is in Remuna, Odisha, India. The name "Remuna" is from the word "Ramaniya" which means very good-looking. "Kshirachora" in Odia means 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. Over 500 years ago Madhavendra Puri was going to Puri to get some sandalwood for his Sri Gopal deity in Vrindavana. After a few days in Navadvipa, Sri Puri started for Odisha. Within a few days he arrived at Remuna where Gopinatha is situated. Seeing the beauty of the Deity, Madhavendra Puri was overwhelmed. In the corridor of the temple, from which people generally viewed the Deity, Madhavendra Puri chanted and danced. Then he sat down there and asked a brahmana what kinds of foods they offered to the Deity. Madhavendra Puri thought: "I shall inquire from the priest what foods are offered to Gopinatha so that by making arrangements in our kitchen, we can also offer similar foods to Sri Gopala." When the Brahman priest was questioned in this matter, he explained in detail the types of food that were offered to the Deity of Gopinatha. The brahmana priest said: "In the evening the Deity is offered sweet rice in twelve earthen pots. Because the taste is as good as nectar, it is named amrta keli. This sweet rice is celebrated throughout the world as gopinatha-ksheer. It is not offered anywhere else in the world." While Madhavendra Puri was talking with the brahmana priest, the sweet rice was placed before the Deity as an offering. Seeing this Madhavendra Puri thought "If, without my asking, a little sweet rice is given to me, I could then taste it and make a similar preparation to offer my Lord Gopala." Then immediately Madhavendra Puri realised his mistake in desiring to taste the sweet rice, and he immediately repented, "I have committed an offence. I have desired to taste the preparation before it was offered to the Lord." Thinking in this way Puri Goswami left and went to a nearby vacant marketplace. Sitting there he began to chant. After finishing the worship to Gopinatha the Pujari (priest)[1] rested. In a dream Gopinath told him to get up and take the pot of khira that he had hidden under his garments and to give it to Madhavendra Puri. The Pujari got up, found the sweet, and brought it to Madhavendra Puri. The Pujari told him For you Sri Gopinatha has stolen kshira. There is no other fortunate man like you. This is how the deity got the name "Kshira Chora Gopinatha". 'Kshira' means condensed milk, and 'Chora' means thief.

Kshirachora Gopinatha Temple is located at Remuna, in Balasore. Kshirachora means Stealer of condensed Milk / Rabri which is Lord Krishna's favourite food. The temple has Lord Madanamohana , Gopinath and Govinda as deities here and the beauty is mesmerising. The temple is very much beautiful. Rabri is given as bhoga or offering to God here.

Temple of lord Krishna,khirachora gopinath is so beautiful like his name.krishna Leela all around the temple,you will forget yourself for some time inside the temple.must visit once in lifetime.jay sri Krishna 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

This Place gives peace of mind and soul. Just divine pleasure. Had a great time visiting this place. It is situated near Remuna NAC 4/5 KM from the Town do visit this if you are near Remuna. Keep in mind the time you are visiting the temple in the morning the temple opens till 12 pm and the temple get closes for a few hours till 4 pm so I suggest either visiting in the morning or after 4 pm. Ps - the temple gate opens for a few minute at 1.30 pm so if you are lucky you may visit this time

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.

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

Temple is very beautiful .Prasad is available here(but limited ) .specially rabidi ( milk product) is very famous here.

One of the oldest temple of Odisha. It is deeply involved with the history of Jagannath temple and sanatan dharm. Well connected by roads and I found more Bengali devotes here. I like the Rabidi prasada. It is delicious and you must try it if you are here.

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

One of the greatest temple in Odisha. You should try Kheera (Rabidi) here. What a taste man !!! You can visit with your near and dear ones. Visit especially during Afternoon . A cool place with slow wind can fall in love with my Krishna. Source - WikipediaLord Gopinatha, flanked by Sri Govinda and Sri Madana Mohana, is made of black stone. Sri Gopinatha stands in bas-relief. Govinda and Madana Mohana, who were brought from Vrindavana in about 1938 by a devotee named "Chaitanya Dasa Babaji", are standing freely. It is said that Sri Rama carved Gopinatha with His arrow and that Sita worshiped this deity in Chitrakuta. During vanavasa to show the next avatara vigraha to Sita. King Langula Narasingha Deva, the king of Utkala, brought this deity to Remuna in the 13th century from Chitrakuta. This king arranged to have dug the two big tanks, Brajapokhari and Kutapokhari. Thanks

This place is a very sacred place, also called gupta vrindavan by the devotees. Here once Madhavendrapuri came and desired to know the ingredients of the nectar-like kheer(a sweet preparation made from milk) which was offered to Lord Gopinath. For him only, Gopinath stole and kept aside a pot of kheer and after this incident, gopinath came to be known as kheer-chor(thief of kheer) gopinath. Beside Gopinath there are two deities in the altar, one is Govinda dev (on right) and other is Madan Mohan (on left) which were installed by Rasikananda prabhu. His samadhi can be found at the backside of this temple.Very important and unique religious place. A very peaceful placé with holy environment. Anyone can have vog prasad in the temple. The temple also provides its own ashram where you can stay at a very low price. Moreover inspite of being a rural area, it is availed with good facilities. This place is very known for God khirchora.

Must Visit Place. Totally loved it. “Khira-Chora” in Odia means ‘Stealer of Milk’ and “Gopinatha” means the ‘Divine Consort of Gopis.’ The reference is to child Krishna’s love for milk and milk products.

It is one of the most beautiful temples of Lord Sri Krishna. The famous kheer prasad is very tasty. love it

Located 2km away from Remuna Chowk, Balasore. Buses are available in regular intervals for travel to Khirachora Gopinath from Balasore busstand and also Auto Services are available. Bus Fare is less but if new to the place be sure to check the distance and then pay. Temple is beautiful and one of the tourist attracting place. Peaceful environment inside the temple campus. Scripture are Canvased on the wall showing the life story of Lord Krishna from before birth to the defeating evil demons. Place is crowdy and devotees are visiting regularly. Food of the temple is tasty. Specially the 'KHIRA' for which it's famous for after eating the sweet dish u will feel amazing. Near to the temple shops are their and also a small pound is present

Khirachora Gopinatha Temple (Odia: କ୍ଷୀରଚୋରା ଗୋପୀନାଥ ମନ୍ଦିର) is in Remuna, Odisha, India. The name "Remuna" is from the word "Ramaniya" which means very good-looking. "Khirachora" in Odia means Stealer of Milk and Gopinatha means the Divine Consort of Gopis. The reference is to child Krishna's love for milk and milk products. Lord Gopinatha, flanked by Sri Govinda and Sri Madana Mohana, is made of black stone. Sri Gopinatha stands in bas-relief. Govinda and Madana Mohana, who were brought from Vrindavana in about 1938 by a devotee named "Chaitanya Dasa Babaji", are standing freely. It is said that Sri Rama carved Gopinatha with His arrow and that Sita worshiped this deity in Chitrakuta.