Radhavallabh Temple
This temple represents the Radha-Vallabha Sampradaya, a spiritual tradition that emphasizes the divine supremacy of Radha ji. It is a powerful center of devotion and bhakti, especially among followers of the Nimbarka and Radhavallabha sects.
Architecture of the Temple
The temple is built in typical North Indian (Rajasthani-style) architecture using red sandstone.
The structure is massive and majestic, resembling Mughal-era architecture with arched gateways, fluted domes, and rich carvings.
Unlike other temples in Vrindavan, the Radhavallabh temple has no outer deity chamber, placing the darshan hall and the sanctum on the same level—symbolizing accessibility of divine love to all.
Inside, the temple is serene and filled with chanting, bhajans, and the sound of mridang and kartal during aarti. and peepal trees add to the serene devotional environment…
How to Reach to Temple
📍 Location: Radhavallabh Ghera, near Nidhivan, Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh – 281121
🚆 By Train: Nearest station – Mathura Junction (12 km)
✈️ By Air: Nearest airport – Agra (70 km), Delhi (160 km)
🚗 By Road: Well connected by bus/taxi from Mathura, Agra, Delhi.y.
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