Shri Radha Rani Mandir, also called Ladli Ji Mandir, is a sacred temple atop Bhanugarh hill in Barsana, believed to be Radha Rani's birthplace. Its stunning architecture features intricate carvings and vibrant depictions of Radha and Krishna’s divine love. The temple is a major attraction, especially during Radhashtami and the famous Lathmar Holi celebrations.
Kirti Mandir, dedicated to Kirti Devi, Radha Rani's mother, is a revered temple in the heart of Barsana. This serene temple holds cultural and spiritual significance, drawing devotees seeking blessings. Its peaceful ambiance and connection to Radha Rani’s family make it an essential stop for pilgrims.
One of the world-famous places to visit in Vrindavan, the ISKCON Temple is a must visit destination while on your visit to this divine city. From the gorgeous architecture, charismatic vibes, blissful aura and devotional setting, the beautiful temple sings the glory of Lord Krishna. Established in 1975, under the guidance of A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, the temple focuses on towards Krishna consciousness.
The Radha Raman Temple in Vrindavan is one of the most important and historic temples in the town and holds immense significance for followers of Lord Krishna and the Vaishnavite tradition. The temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna, who is worshipped in his form as Radha Raman, which means "the one who gives pleasure to Radha." The deity of Radha Raman is self-manifested, meaning it is not created by human hands but naturally appeared in the form of a sacred shaligram stone.
Dedicated to Lord Ranganatha or Rangnath, an aspect of Lord Vishnu, Sri Rangnath Ji Mandir is a South Indian-styled temple in Vrindavan. The temple is one of the significant pilgrimage sites for for hindu devotees and holds deep spiritual and cultural importance. The history of Sri Rangnath Ji Mandir traces back to the 1850s when the temple was constructed by a few South Indian merchants who were devoted followers of Lord Vishnu.
One of the must-visit places in Vrindavan is the beautiful Govind Devji Temple where Lord Krishna is in the form of Govind Devji. The divine temple was established by Raja Man Singh of Amber, Jaipur in the 16th century. He was an immense devotee of Krishna and was a general in Akbar’s Court. The main idol of the temple is the exact replica of the Govind Devji temple in Rajasthan.