Amazing..beautiful.. peaceful.. never explored much place... loved it

Radha Natwar Temple, Jaipur
Major Deities: Sri Sri Radha Natwar Lal Ji
Radha Natwar Temple is a peaceful Lord Krishna temple inside Kanak Vrindavan, near Jal Mahal, known for its old Jaipur haveli-style architecture and serene devotional atmosphere.
History & About
Radha Natwar Temple, also known as Natwar Ji Ka Mandir, is located inside the Kanak Vrindavan Garden complex near Jal Mahal, Jaipur. The temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna in His Natwar form, worshipped with Srimati Radharani as Radha Natwar Lal Ji. It is one of the quieter devotional spots of Jaipur, surrounded by the natural beauty of Kanak Ghati and Mansagar Lake.
Radha Natwar Temple, or Natwar Ji Ka Mandir, is a serene Krishna temple situated inside Kanak Vrindavan near Jal Mahal in Jaipur. Surrounded by the calm setting of Kanak Ghati and Mansagar Lake, the temple offers a peaceful darshan experience away from the busy city streets. Traditionally associated with the early 18th-century Krishna devotion of Jaipur’s royal period, the temple is believed to have been built in 1707 AD by Amar Kanwar, sister of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II. Its old Jaipur haveli-style structure, graceful chhatris, and beautifully restored sanctum make it an important yet less-crowded devotional heritage site in Jaipur.

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Location and How to Reach Radha Natwar Temple, Jaipur
Address
Natwar Ji Ka Mandir, Building, Jal Mahal, Amer, Jaipur, Rajasthan, 302002, India
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Govardhana Puja
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Gita Jayanti
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