There is a lot of beauty in Brijbhoomi these days. After the rains, due to the presence of green fodder everywhere, the production of milk in Brijbhoomi increases significantly in this season i.e. in the month of Sawan and Bhadon. There is ample availability of milk during this season. Anyway, cow rearing is done on a large scale in Brijbhoomi. It is also part of the Krishna story in a way. Lord Krishna also used to graze cows. Cow and flute have a very important place in his pastimes. Vrindavan means Vrinda or the forest of Tulsi. Perhaps Vrindavan is the only place where not only Tulsi plants but also trees are seen. There are so many big trees that girls swing by swinging in them. Krishna Janmashtami is awaited in Brijbhoomi throughout the year. Because months before the arrival of Krishna Janmashtami, Brijbhoomi becomes the abode of glory. Janmashtami is celebrated on the Ashtami of Krishna Paksha in the month of Bhado, but its preparation starts with the beginning of Sawan. Because in the month of Sawan, Vaishnava sadhus come from far and wide to Mathura Vrindavan, who consider Radha-Krishna as their adoration. Therefore, during Krishna Janmashtami, lakhs of saints are present in the entire Brijbhoomi. The worship method of all of them is different from each other. In this way, on coming to Brijbhoomi in the month of Sawan, not only do saints from different parts of the country have darshan, but the great Kumbh of devotion and faith can also be seen here these days. In earlier times, on the day of Krishna Janmashtami, ghee lamps were lit throughout the night to symbolically remove the darkness. Due to which many people consider Janmashtami as Deepawali in Mathura Vrindavan. But now instead of diyas, all the temples and houses are decorated with electric lights on the night of Janmashtami. On Krishna Janmashtami, especially in Brijbhoomi, arrangements are made to ensure that the power supply remains uninterrupted. It is the era of visual revolution. Therefore, on the day of Janmashtami, dozens of OB vans are stationed outside all the big temples of Brijbhoomi, which broadcast the programs happening here not only in the whole country but all over the world. From this point of view, now the festival of Janmashtami has become global to a large extent. Even though Dahi Handi programs are not held here like in Gujarat and Maharashtra, but on the occasion of Janmashtami, groups of devotees full of devotion and reverence keep presenting their enticing dances all over Brijbhoomi. People come from far and wide to see these devotional dances.