Every season at Shri Radhavallabh Mandir is marked by its own utsav. Explore the festivals celebrated for Shri Radhavallabh Lal Ji through the year.
- Patotsav ( Shri Hit Vrindavan Mahotsav )
On the 13th day of bright fortnight of Kartik, the devotees from all over the country and priests of the […]
- Deewali & Annkoot
Deepawali, the Festivities of Lights and other festivals connected with it are celebrated with gaiety and pomp and are worth […]
- Sharad Poornima
On Share Poornima Day, the Deity adorns crown (Mukut), under white canopy and white background (Pichwai), in snow white grab […]
- Sanjhi Utsav
These floral decorations of SANJHI comprise various acts of Shri-Shri Radha and Shri Krishna (different Leelas). The intrinsic depiction of […]
- Phool Bangla
The Priests and Preceptors of Shri RadhaVallabh Temple have developed through centuries a unique traditional Temple Classical Floral Art that […]
- Jhulan Utsav
During the month of Shravan, Hindora or Jhoola (Swing festival) starts from the 3rd. day of the bright fortnight, which […]
- Khichdi Utsav
Earlier during the chilly winter months of Pausha and Magh, one-month long Annual Festivity of Khichari Utsav is celebrated, during […]
- Vasantotsav
Annual Festivities at RadhaVallabh Temple are celebrated with the same dedication, devotion and dignity as Grand Festivities, and some of […]
- Radhasthmi
Another main Grand Festival of RadhaVallabh Temple is Nine-Day long Shri Radha Ashtami Festival, commemorating the birthday of Shri-Shri Radhika […]
- Hitotsav
The main Grand Festival of Shri RadhaVallabh Temple is the eleven day long Festivities heralding the birth anniversary of Shri […]