Prem Mandir
Architecture of the Temple
Built with immaculate Italian white marble, the temple is a fusion of Rajasthani, Gujarati, and South Indian temple styles.
The main sanctum houses the beautifully adorned deities of Radha Krishna, and the upper floor features Sita Ram.
The temple stands 125 feet high, 190 feet long, and 128 feet wide, surrounded by pristine gardens and walkways.
Walls and ceilings are carved with elaborate scenes from Krishna Leela, such as Govardhan Leela, Rasa Leela, and Kaliya Daman.
Nighttime lighting transforms the temple into a celestial vision, with changing colors illuminating the marble.
How to Reach to Temple
📍 Location: Chhatikara Road, Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh – 281121
🚆 By Train: Nearest station – Mathura Junction (12 km)
✈️ By Air:
- Agra Airport – 70 km
- Delhi Airport (IGI) – 160 km
🚗 By Road: Accessible by car, taxi, or bus from Mathura, Agra, and Delhi. Parking available near the temple.
Temple Timings
