Places to Visit in Barsana
Radha Rani Mandir
Radha Rani Temple, also known as Shri Laadli Lal Temple, is the most famous temple in Barsana. It is dedicated to Radha Rani, the beloved daughter of Barsana, and Lord Krishna. Perched on a hill, this temple offers stunning views of the surrounding area.
Kirti Mandir
Kirti Mandir is a unique temple dedicated to Kirti Maiya, the mother of Radha Rani. This is the only temple in the world built for Radha Rani’s mother. Constructed by Jagadguru Kripalu Ji Maharaj, who also built the famous Prem Mandir in Vrindavan, the temple has beautiful architecture and peaceful surroundings.
Prem Sarovar
Prem Sarovar is a serene and picturesque pond located about a mile from Barsana, on the road to Nandgaon. This is believed to be the spot where Lord Krishna decided to leave Mathura and move to Dwarka.
Mor Kutir
Mor Kutir is a charming temple situated on the top of Brahmagiri Hill. This is where Radha Rani and Lord Krishna are said to have transformed into a peacock and peahen to perform a graceful dance together. The temple offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding landscapes.
Pili Pokhar
Pili Pokhar, also called Priya Kund, is a sacred pond associated with Radha Rani. Legends say that Radha Rani washed Krishna’s colored hand in this pond, which turned the water yellow.
Gahvar Van
Gahvar Van is a dense forest in Barsana, full of lush greenery and ancient trees. This forest is believed to be the place where Lord Krishna playfully stole chickpea plants.
Sankari Khor
Sankari Khor is a narrow and picturesque passage between the Brahma-Parvat and Vishnu-Parvat hills. According to legend, Lord Krishna used to steal butter from the Gopis here. The site is surrounded by hills and provides a glimpse into the playful pastimes of Krishna.
Maan Mandir
Maan Mandir is a temple located on a hilltop in Maan Garh. It is said that Radha Rani came here when she was upset with Lord Krishna. The temple reflects the divine love and emotions between Radha and Krishna. Climbing up to the temple offers a rewarding spiritual experience and a panoramic view of Barsana.