About Rangji Temple, Vrindavan
Story of Rangji Temple
What Makes Rangji Temple Sacred for Devotees
Annual Festivals & Rituals at Rangji Temple, Vrindavan
The temple is world-famous for the Brahmotsavam (Rath Ka Mela), a 10-day grand festival in March/April where Lord Rangnath Ji is taken out in a massive chariot. Other major events include Vaikuntha Ekadashi, where the "Gate of Heaven" is opened for devotees, and the colorful celebrations of Holi and Janmashtami.
Sacred Places to Visit Near Rangji Temple
Located near the main pilgrimage route, Sri Rangji Mandir is surrounded by historic gems that reflect the diverse spiritual fabric of Vrindavan.
Shahji Temple Vrindavan : An architectural marvel known for its twisted marble pillars and Italian-style chandeliers.
Govind Dev Ji Temple : A historic red sandstone structure that once stood seven stories tall before being reduced during the Mughal era.
Keshi Ghat : The most famous ghat on the Yamuna river, perfect for witnessing the evening Vrindavan aarti time.
Baldau Ji Mandir Mathura : A short drive away, this temple is dedicated to Lord Balarama, the elder brother of Krishna.
Common Questions About Visiting Rangji Temple
Visitor Information
Entry Fee
No Fee
Darshan Timing
Morning -
Summer : 5:30 AM to 10:30 AM
Winter : 06:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Evening:
Summer & Winter : 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Address
Sri Rangji Mandir, Goda Vihar, Vrindavan, Mathura District, Uttar Pradesh - 281121.
Notable Events
A standout feature is the Srirangam Garuda vahana used during processions. The temple also hosts a "Vaikuntha Dwar" opening once a year, a "Mathura new temple" style puppet show at the entrance, and intricate Phool Bangla decorations during summers.
How to Reach the Temple
By Air: Nearest airport is Agra (70 km) or Delhi (160 km).
By Rail: Mathura Junction (10 km) is the closest major station.
By Road: Easily accessible via the Yamuna Expressway; local e-rickshaws connect all Mathura temple sites.