
Radha Kund
Govardhan, Uttar Pradesh, India
The holiest waters of Braj — twin kunds of Radha and Krishna joined at a corner, where a single Kartik dip grants Radha's grace.
Why visit: The innermost sanctum of Braj bhakti, especially at Bahulashtami.
- ›Twin-kund parikrama
- ›Midnight Bahulashtami snan
- ›Goswami samadhis
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Best time
Oct–Mar; Kartik month
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹100–300
Duration
1–2 hrs
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