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Radha Ramana

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The Radha Ramana Temple is a revered Gaudiya Vaishnava shrine in Vrindavan, known for its unique origin story. The deity of Radha and Krishna, called Radha Ramana, was miraculously discovered within a sandalwood tree by Gopala Bhatta Goswami in the 16th century. The temple's sanctum houses this beautifully adorned deity, and the complex includes a garden and samadhi of Gopala Bhatta. Devotees gather for daily aarti and bhajans.

Don't miss

  • View the self-manifested Radha Ramana deity carved from sandalwood.
  • Attend the evening aarti, a vibrant ceremony with lamps and chanting.
  • See the samadhi of Gopala Bhatta Goswami, the temple's founder.

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