Vrindavan

The Radha Raman Temple, located about 2 kilometers from the Vrindavan Railway Station, is among Vrindavan's most revered modern-period Hindu temples. The temple is known to house the authentic Shaligram deity of Krishna and Radharani, the identity deity from Shaligram Shila, with a magical smile on his face. The Radha Raman temple complex also contains Gopal Bhatta's samadhi, which is located right next to Radha Raman's appearance. The Radha Raman Temple is said to be among the most important of the seven temples of the Thakur of Vrindavan.

The Keshi Ghat was originally built in the 17th century by Queen Laxmi Devi of Bharatpur. It contains nearly every important temple in Vrindavan and is surrounded by smaller ancient temples.

Prem Mandir, or "The temple of love," is one of the most important and largest temples in Vrindavan, dedicated to Lord Krishna and Radha. The massive Prem Mandir complex encompasses 54 acres of land, with a two-story marble temple that represents the cultural and spiritual importance of the city. November to March is ideal for visiting Prem Mandir. The temple is known for hosting the most popular Holi events in India, during February and March. It is 8 kilometres away from the nearest railway station in Mathura. Beyond the station, one can take a cab, bus, or auto-rickshaw to their destination.

Shri Banke Bihari Mandir is a Hindu temple devoted to Lord Krishna in Vrindavan. This is one of the highly regarded shrines, and is one out of the seven temples of ‘Thakur of Vrindavan’, along with Shri Govind Dev Ji, Sri Radhavallabh Ji and four others. As you approach the Banke Bihari Temple, you are met with the stunning Rajasthani-style edifice, which is decorated with arched windows and thorough stonework. In the temple, Lord Krishna appears in the form of a child, trying to stand in the Tribhanga position. One unique feature of the Banke Bihari temple is that there are no bells or conchs on the premises.

Nidhivan, a temple nestled in Krishna's holy birthplace of Vrindavan, has a sense of mystery or miracle associated with it.