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Barsana is a small town located in the Mathura district of Uttar Pradesh, India. It is widely known for its association with Radha, the divine consort of Lord Krishna. Barsana holds significant religious importance and is considered the birthplace of Radha.
The town is famous for its vibrant celebration of Holi, known as “Lathmar Holi.” During this festival, women playfully hit men with sticks (lathis) in a reenactment of Radha playfully teasing Lord Krishna. The festivities attract a large number of visitors and offer a unique cultural experience.
Barsana is home to several ancient temples dedicated to Radha and Krishna. The main attraction is the Shri Radha Rani Temple, also known as the Ladliji Temple.
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Maan Garh : Maan means anger. This place located on the top of the Brahmagiri Parvat at Barsana, marks the Maan pastime of Sri Radharani. According to the pastime legend, once Sri Radharani was waiting for the arrival of Krishna. But Krishna was too late. Soon, Radharani’s pet parrot arrived and told her about Krishna’s meeting with a gopi called Chandrawali, which was the reason for his late arrival. That’s why she got angry and performed maan.
Maangarh is a special place in Braj. Here Shyamsundar had pacified an angry mood Radha rani.
RadhaRani Mahal : On top of one of the hills of Barsana, is the Shriji’s Temple, which is where the original Radha Krishna Deities of Barsana reside. Shriji is the locally known name of Radha Rani. According to the Varah and Padma Puranas, Brahma pleased Shri Krishna at the end of Satya Yug by performing arduous worship. Pleased with Brahma, Shri Hari instructed him, “Go to Brsabhanupura and take the form of a hill there. In that form you will be able to behold all Our sweet pastimes.” On top of Brahma-parvat is a temple of Shri Laadli Laal. This temple is said to have been actually established by king Vajranabh 5000 years ago. He was the great grandson of Shri Krishna and the grandson of Pradyumna. But with the courses of time the deities were lost.
Mor Kuti : Mor Kuti is situated just after the upper segment of Daan-garh near Gehvar Van, Barsana. Various divine pastimes were performed here. According to the pastime legend, Once Radharani performed Maan Leela at Maangarh which is just opposite to Morkuti. Krishna tried to break Shri Radha’s ‘maan’ in many ways but he failed. Failing to soothe Shri Radha’s Maan, Ultimately, Shri Krishn performed a dance Leela by dressing himself as a peacock to please Shri Radha Rani and Shri Radharani broke her ‘maan’. Getting attracted with this wonderful peacock, Shri Radha started telling that- oh peacock! My beloved is also performing such dances. Hearing this, Shri Krishn leaving his peacock form told – “I am only yours beloved”. And both got ecstatic and got divine union and both too performed peacock-dance.
Gehvar Van : Gehvar van is located in Barsana. This place is very dear to Shri Kishori Radha. The place is called Nitya Vihar, which means that Radha Krishna are always together here and there is no moment of separation here. This forest is very significant because this is the only forest in Braj which is decorated and created by Shri Radha Rani’s own hands. It is the secluded vihar site of madhur leelas of Thakur Ji and Radha Rani and they forget everything.
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