This sacred temple is one of the seven ancient shrines of Vrindavan, symbolizing divine beauty and devotion. It is believed that Lord Krishna performed his divine Shringar Leelas here under the Shringarvat tree, making it a spiritually vibrant place for devotees.
Founded by Shyamananda Prabhu, this temple enshrines the beautiful deity of Radha Shyam Sundar. Known for its serene atmosphere and divine aura, it is one of the main centers of devotion in Vrindavan’s spiritual heritage.
Established by Srila Jiva Goswami, this temple houses the deities of Radha-Damodar. The sanctum also preserves Govardhan Shila, blessed with Lord Krishna’s footprints, making it one of the holiest shrines of Vrindavan.
Built by Gopala Bhatta Goswami, this temple is famous for the self-manifested (Swayambhu) deity of Shri Radha Raman ji. It reflects divine craftsmanship and the eternal bond between Radha and Krishna.
This temple was established by Lokanath Goswami and holds the deities of Radha Gokulanand. It also contains Samadhis of several Vaishnav acharyas, making it a spiritually powerful site for pilgrims.
Established by Madhu Pandit Goswami, this temple is home to the beautiful deities of Radha Gopinath. The divine tranquility and traditional Vaishnav ambience here deeply connect devotees with bhakti and service.
Constructed by Kapur Ram Das, this is the oldest temple of Vrindavan and stands on the banks of Yamuna. The Madan Mohan deity is believed to grant spiritual awakening and deep devotion to all visitors.