🌺 Radha Raman Ji Mandir Vrindavan | History | Timings | Darshan Guide

Lord Krishna inside the form of Radha Raman Ji — the self-manifested deity (Swayambhu Murti) who embodies both Radha and Krishna in one form.

🕉️ Radha Raman Temple History

• The temple was established in 1542 AD by Gopala Bhatta Goswami, one of the six Goswamis of Vrindavan and a close associate of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu.

• Legend says Gopala Bhatta had a dream where Lord Krishna instructed him to dip his Shaligram Shilas into the Yamuna. One of them transformed miraculously into the Radha Raman idol.

• Unlike most temples, there is no separate idol of Radha Rani; a crown placed beside the Lord symbolizes Her presence.

🛕 Architectural Significance

• The temple showcases classic Rajasthani architecture with intricate carvings and a peaceful courtyard.

• It is one of the few temples in Vrindavan where the original deity is still worshipped in its original form, without any damage or replacement.

📍 Radha Raman Temple Location

• Address: Radha Raman Ghera, Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh – 281121

• Nearby Attractions:

  • Bankey Bihari Temple – 700 m

  • Nidhivan – 800 m

  • ISKCON Temple – 2.5 km

🕒 Radha Raman Mandir Timings

⏳ Timings may vary during festivals and Ekadashi.

🙏 Special Features

• Self-manifested (Swayambhu) Deity

• The original Shaligram Shila is still preserved

🚖 How to Reach

• By Train: Mathura Junction (12 km), Vrindavan Station (2 km)

• By Road: Easily accessible via local rickshaw or taxi