Radha Raman Temple
About Radha Raman Temple
Sri Radha Raman Temple stands as one of Vrindavan's most significant Hindu shrines, revered for its original Shaligram deity of Krishna worshiped in the form of Radha Ramana alongside the goddess Radha. The temple belongs to an ancient lineage traced through the Goswami family, with the current spiritual leadership under Shri Chandan Goswami Maharaj, who represents the 14th generation in the guru lineage of Shri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu. The temple maintains a rigorous daily schedule of aartis and darshan, welcoming devotees throughout the day with services beginning at dawn and concluding in the evening. Beyond worship, the temple engages in community service through initiatives such as Braj Animal Care and serving the elderly, reflecting its commitment to spiritual practice combined with social welfare.
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