Radha Govinda Temple

Radha Govinda Temple, built in 1729, is dedicated to the paired deities of Radha and Krishna and reflects the devotional Vaishnavite architecture favored by the later Malla rulers. Set within Bishnupur's compact temple cluster, it is often visited alongside Madan Mohan Temple on a walking route through the old town. The structure's laterite construction and modest scale place it among the town's lesser known but still actively worshipped Krishna temples.