खेड़ का रणछोड़ राय मंदिर | कृष्ण को "रणछोड़" क्यों कहा गया?

#RanchhodRai #KhedTeerth #Rajasthan Rajasthan is often remembered for its deserts, forts, havelis, and kings. But its true identity also lives in countless lesser-known pilgrimage sites — where history, faith, and folklore have walked together for centuries. One such place is Khed, near Balotra, on the banks of the Luni River. Once an important center of western Rajasthan, it's home to the ancient Shri Ranchhod Rai Temple — a shrine dedicated to a lesser-told form of Lord Krishna. In this episode, we explore: 🛕 The legend behind why Krishna is called "Ranchhod" — tied to his decision to withdraw from battle with Jarasandh to protect his people 🙏 The four-armed (Chaturbhuj) form of Lord Ranchhod Rai worshipped here 🏛️ The temple's ancient architecture, stone carvings, and the striking Garuda idol at its entrance ⛩️ Other shrines within the complex — Brahma Ji, Shiva, Hanuman Ji, and more 🎉 The vibrant fairs held here during Annakut and Kartik Purnima 📜 Khed's forgotten history as a center under Rathore rule 🗣️ Voices of local devotees and priests on why this place still draws crowds Khed isn't about grand palaces or tourist crowds — it's about quiet faith, ancient stone, and traditions that have survived centuries of change. This is the story of Krishna's Ranchhod form, of Rajasthan's living heritage, and of the people who keep that faith alive even today. 📍 Location: Khed, near Balotra, Rajasthan (on the banks of the Luni River) 🎊 Best time to visit: Annakut & Kartik Purnima for the temple fair #RanchhodRai #KhedTeerth #Rajasthan #KrishnaLegend #HiddenTemples #Balotra #IndianHeritage #TravelVlog #RajasthanTourism #IncredibleIndia