Radharani Temple, Barsana
On top of one of the hills of Barsana, is the Shriji's Temple, which is where the original Radha Krishna Deities of Barsana reside.
Shriji is the locally known name of Radha Rani. According to the Varah and Padma Puranas, Brahma pleased Shri Krishna at the end of Satya Yug by performing arduous worship. Pleased with Brahma, Shri Hari instructed him, "Go to Brsabhanupura and take the form of a hill there. In that form you will be able to behold all Our sweet pastimes.” On top of Brahma-parvat is a temple of Shri Laadli Laal. This temple is said to have been actually established by king Vajranabh 5000 years ago. He was the great grandson of Shri Krishna and the grandson of Pradyumna. But with the courses of time the deities were lost.Later Narayan Bhatt, one of the disciples of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu excavated the lost deities in the nearby place and installed them here in this temple. Ladli means the beloved daughter and Lal means the beloved son thus the temple enshrined with the deities of Lord Krishna and Radha is also known as Ladli lal Temple.
Shriji is the locally known name of Radha Rani. According to the Varah and Padma Puranas, Brahma pleased Shri Krishna at the end of Satya Yug by performing arduous worship. Pleased with Brahma, Shri Hari instructed him, "Go to Brsabhanupura and take the form of a hill there. In that form you will be able to behold all Our sweet pastimes.” On top of Brahma-parvat is a temple of Shri Laadli Laal. This temple is said to have been actually established by king Vajranabh 5000 years ago. He was the great grandson of Shri Krishna and the grandson of Pradyumna. But with the courses of time the deities were lost.Later Narayan Bhatt, one of the disciples of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu excavated the lost deities in the nearby place and installed them here in this temple. Ladli means the beloved daughter and Lal means the beloved son thus the temple enshrined with the deities of Lord Krishna and Radha is also known as Ladli lal Temple.
Location:
The temple is located in Barsana Dham which is 43 kilometers far from Mathura in UP. On the top of the Bhanugarh peak there is a magnificent temple dedicated to Shriji or Radharani. Shriji is the locally known name of Radha Rani.
The temple is located in Barsana Dham which is 43 kilometers far from Mathura in UP. On the top of the Bhanugarh peak there is a magnificent temple dedicated to Shriji or Radharani. Shriji is the locally known name of Radha Rani.
Beautiful Leela representation of pada written by Vishakha Avatar Shri Hariram Vyas in the temple walls of Shri Radharani Temple Batana. 
Shri Radha Kripa Kataksha has written on a board at Shri Radharani Temple, Barsana 
A nice view of the temple hall at Radharani Temple, Barsana 
Devotees waiting for darshan of Shri Radharani and Shyamsundar at Radharani Temple, Barsana 
A nice view of Shri Barsana Dham from Shri Radharani Temple, Barsana 
A small temple on which Shri Radha name is written at Shri Radharani Temple, Barsana 
A tree on the way to Shri Radharani Temple, Barsana 
Another view of stairs of Shri Radharani Temple, Barsana 
View of Shri Barsana Dham from Shri Radharani Temple, Barsana 
Nearby view of Shri Radharani Temple, Barsana 
View of surroundings of Shri Radharani Temple, Barsana 
Parikrama path of Radharani Temple, Barsana 
Darshan of Barsana Dham from Shri Radharani Temple, Barsana 
Way to Radharani Temple, Barsana 
The divine trees at Shri Radharani Temple, Barsana 
Daylight view of the way to gehvar van at Radharani Temple, Barsana 
Way to Shri Radharani Temple, Barsana 
Another view of temple surroundings at Shri Radharani Temple, Barsana 
Inside view of Shri Radharani Temple, Barsana 
General stairs of Barsana 
Radharani Temple surroundings and devotees relishing the bliss of Barsana Dham. 
Photo of Shri Radha in the walls of Shriji Temple, Barsana 
Shriji temple from Barsana lanes 
General View of Barsana