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Shringarvat / श्रृंगारवट

  • This place is situated two miles north of Tiloyar.
  • While playing here, the sakhas decorated Shri Krishna's body with sixteen kinds of ornaments (Shringar).
  • Sometimes, Shri Krishna combed and decorated Radhika's hair with sixteen kinds of ornaments.
  • The banyan (vata) tree that was once here has now disappeared, but the village is still known by the name of Shringarvat or Shringar Gaon.