The Radha-Ramana Temple was established by Gopal Bhatta Goswami. In 1542 A.D, the Deity self-manifested from one of Gopal Bhatta Goswami’s shalagram-shilas on the full moon day of Vaisakha and this event is celebrated every year in May when a abisheka ceremony is performed for the Deity. There is no deity of Radharani in this temple but a crown is kept next to Krishna signifying Her presence. Radha-Raman is one of the few original Deities of the Goswamis still residing in Vrindavan. From the day the deity was installed, the temple’s cooking fires have been burning continuously in the kitchen for over 435 years.
