| Nandanvan translates to **"The Garden of Paradise"** in English.
It is a reference to a mythical garden in Hindu mythology, believed to be the abode of the god Indra. It's known for its eternal beauty, lush greenery, and exquisite flowers.
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* **Nandan** This word means "joy" or "bliss".
* **Van** This word means "forest" or "garden".
So, Nandanvan literally translates to "The Forest of Joy" or "The Garden of Bliss", both conveying the idea of an idyllic, paradise-like place.
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