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Radha Damodar Temple

Mathura

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Shri Radha Damodar Mandir, Seva Kunj Near Loi Bazar, Vrindavan – 281121

Located in the divine town of Vrindavan in Uttar Pradesh, the Radha Damodar Temple is a cherished site of worship, deeply rooted in the Gaudiya Vaishnavism tradition. Founded by Jiva Goswami in the mid-16th century, this temple is among the prominent seven Goswami temples of Vrindavan, each a cornerstone of bhakti and spirituality.

Details

Open & closing time
Summer: 07:00-12:30, 16:00-21:30; Winter: 08:00-12:00, 17:00-20:30
Darshan wait time
15-30 minutes during peak season
Best time to visit
The best time to visit is during the early morning or late evening to avoid crowds. The Kartik season is also a good time due to the Annakut Mahotsav celebrations.
Parking
Available

Special Note:

  • The Radha Damodar Temple is revered as one of the significant seven Goswami temples in the holy town of Vrindavan.
  • During the unsettling reign of Aurangzeb, the original deities were safely relocated to Jaipur and were returned to their home in Vrindavan in 1739, reinstating the temple's spiritual aura.
Darshan and Temple Pooja at Radha Damodar Temple
Daily darshan timings and puja schedule at Radha Damodar Temple

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Etiquette And Temple Information

    For a truly divine experience, plan your visit during the Kartik month to witness the grandeur of Annakut Mahotsav. To imbibe the serene morning and evening prayers, and to avoid the crowd, it's best to visit during these times.
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Accessibility Information
The temple welcomes all with steps that lead to the sacred sanctum which houses the divine deities. While these steps are a call to the devotees, they may pose a challenge for our elders and those with difficulties in walking. It is a journey worth every step, leading to the divine embrace of Radha and Krishna.

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