Radharamana Temple

The Radharamana Temple in Vrindavan is a sacred jewel in the heart of Braj Bhoomi, attracting thousands of devotees and scholars from across the globe. Built in 1542 by Gopal Bhatta Goswami, one of the six Goswamis of Vrindavan, this temple is renowned for housing a self-manifested deity of Lord Krishna—Radharamana Ji—who appeared from a Shaligram stone, making it a truly miraculous site.

Unlike many temples where idols are sculpted, the divine form of Radharamana is believed to have emerged on its own, radiating celestial beauty and grace. The temple is also unique in that it continues to follow strict Vaishnav traditions and rituals, handed down through generations. Visitors are mesmerized not only by the intricately adorned deity but also by the peaceful and deeply devotional atmosphere.

Whether you’re a seeker of divine love, an admirer of ancient traditions, or someone on a journey of spiritual awakening, Radharamana Temple offers a rare glimpse into the heart of Krishna devotion. Come, feel the presence of the Divine in every corner, and let your spirit connect with the eternal love of Radha and Krishna.