Prem Mandir is a grand temple in Vrindavan, dedicated to Lord Radha Krishna and Lord Sita Ram, and is known for its majestic white marble architecture, intricate carvings, and spiritual ambiance. Built by Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj, it beautifully depicts the divine love (prem) between Radha and Krishna through life-sized sculptures and spiritual scenes carved on the temple walls.

Prem Mandir is open daily from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM and 4:30 PM to 8:30 PM. The best time to visit is in the evening, when the temple is illuminated with colorful lights, and the musical fountain show takes place around 7:00 PM, offering a mesmerizing spiritual and visual experience.

No, entry to Prem Mandir is completely free for all visitors. However, you may contribute to the temple’s donation box if you wish. The temple management maintains a peaceful and clean environment, and photography is allowed outside the main sanctum.

Inside Prem Mandir, you’ll see beautiful idols of Radha-Krishna on the ground floor and Sita-Ram on the first floor. The outer parikrama path features marble sculptures that depict Krishna’s leelas like Govardhan Leela, Ras Leela, Makhan Chori, and more. The lush gardens, fountains, and spiritual atmosphere make it a serene experience for all age groups.

Yes, Prem Mandir is a must-visit and is included in almost every Vrindavan local sightseeing tour. Whether you're on a day trip or multi-day pilgrimage, it is usually the final stop in the evening, allowing visitors to enjoy the temple’s beautiful lighting and fountain show before concluding the tour.