Near by the Radha Krishna Dham one more artifact showing Kaliya Naag Mardan has built in to the water bodies of Lotus Pond which is mesmerizing the devotees by its amazing natural views.

Kaliya Naag Mardan is a legendary story from Hindu mythology, depicting a significant event in Lord Krishna's life.

Kaliya Naag was a powerful and venomous serpent living in the Yamuna River, terrorizing the people of Gokul and Braj. Krishna, as a young boy, decided to confront the serpent. He jumped into the river, and Kaliya Naag wrapped himself around Krishna, trying to suffocate him. However, Krishna expanded his body, forcing the serpent to release him.

Krishna then danced on Kaliya Naag's hood, pinning him down and forcing him to surrender. The serpent's wives prayed to Krishna for mercy, and Krishna, pleased with their devotion, spared Kaliya Naag's life but banished him from the Yamuna River.

Krishna's triumph over Kaliya Naag represents the victory of good over evil. Krishna's actions demonstrate his protection and care for his devotees. Krishna's mercy towards Kaliya Naag's wives highlights his compassionate nature. Kaliya Naag represents the destructive forces of nature, while Krishna's dance symbolizes the triumph of harmony and balance.

The Kaliya Naag Mardan story is an integral part of Krishna's legend, emphasizing his divine nature, protection, and mercy. It is often depicted in art, literature, and performances, inspiring devotion and admiration for Krishna.