Sri Radhavallabh Temple is located in Vrindavan in Mathura district of Uttar Pradesh state in India, it is near Banke Bihari temple. The primary deity at the temple is Krishna, who is revered as Shri Radhavallabh Ji, which literally translates to “the consort of Shree Radha.” A crown is positioned next to Krishna to denote the presence of Shree Radha.

‘RadhaVallabh’ refers to Lord Krishna and Shree Radha as one. Shree Krishna Says, “I am never separated from Radha though many people view and count us as separate people. People who believe we are far and divided are uneducated, uninformed, and stuck in delusion”.

 As per the popular belief, the one with devotion and purity in heart can get the divine darshan of the idol.“Nirmal man jan so mohi paava, mohi kapat, chhal, chhidr na bhaava” by Goswami Tulsidasji outlines his way to meet the divine suggest that having a pure heart is a prerequisite for reaching God. The only authentic emotion that has the power to remove the pollutants amassed over many incarnations is love. But love needs a beautiful shape in order to be presented and felt so, Shri  Radhavallabh Ji appeared to show the most beautiful form of love itself. Shri Radhavallabh Lal, the ultimate possession of the Rasik Saints is considered to be the pure divine love the basis of this entire creation, the beginning, middle and the end.

Shri Radhavallabh ji is a depiction of the divine love of Lord Krishna and Shri Radha Rani, which is frequently referred to be the rarest type of “Ras Bhakti.” The RadhaVallabh sect’s major shrine upholds the belief that Radha Rani is the supreme divinity. One of the most attractive features of Shri Radhavallabh lal is his eyes. People usually lose their heart when they look into the eyes of Shri Radhavallabh lal. It is said that if one gazes long enough into the eyes of Shri Radhavallabh Ji, the person would be dazzled by its charm and feel intense joy, ultimately losing his self-consciousness.

Radha Vallabh Mandir in Vrindavan is an emblem of the purest form of love between Lord Krishna and Radha Rani displayed in the rarest form “Ras-bhakti”. This temple is situated on the cliff near Bankey Bihari temple surrounded by the pious Yamuna River. According to the Rasiks, the mesmerizing idol of Shri Radhavallabh Ji Maharaj is a form of blessing given by Lord Shiva to one of his devotees Shri Atmadev in by consideration of hisarduous devotion and prayers. This idol of Lord Krishna in Radha Vallabh temple is very unique.What makes this temple different is that there is no idol of beloved  Shri Radha Ranibut is replaced by  a crown that is placed near the idol of Lord Krishna to signify her presence. It is a belief that only devotees with the heart full of love, devotion, and purity can have the vision tosee holy divine idol.

In this temple, Radha Ashtami is enormously celebrated as the birthday of  Shri Radha Rani. This festival is celebrated for nine days at Radha Vallabh Mandir. Many devotees gather on this auspicious occasion and offer prayers and sing bhajans so that Lord Krishna and Radha Rani fulfill their wishes. Getting the glimpse of Sri Radhavallabh lal at Radha Vallabh Mandir is considered to be very difficult as the curtains of the Lord are at regular intervals closed to give them rest. RadhaVallabh Temple in Vrindavan is also famous for regular processions of wedding ceremonies of the supreme almighty. This ritual is locally known as Vyahula of the Lord. The temple is flocked with devotees on such ceremony and is center of prime attraction for such different rituals.