The beginning
of seva
“Raise Him as your own child.”
The blessing that transformed grief into a lifelong relationship of Vatsalya Bhakti.
Walk through the timeline ↗
Banaras Ke Gopal BhaiyaRadha Krishna Temple · Kashi
A living story of Vatsalya Bhakti
In the heart of Kashi, a mother raised Laddu Gopal as her own child. Today, the whole world knows Him as Banaras Ke Gopal Bhaiya.
A temple unlike any other
The Radha Krishna Banaras Ke Gopal Bhaiya Temple is a living expression of a mother's devotion—one that began over seventy years ago and still welcomes every devotee as family.
When Srimati Shanti Bala Devi received a Laddu Gopal deity from her Guru, Shri 1008 Ramanujacharya Ji Maharaj, she did not see stone or metal. She saw her child. She fed Him, sang Him lullabies, carried Him everywhere—and her family began calling Him Banaras Ke Gopal Bhaiya, their eldest brother.
Read the sacred history →
From the temple archiveThe beginning
“Raise Him as your own child.”
The blessing that transformed grief into a lifelong relationship of Vatsalya Bhakti.
Walk through the timeline ↗Every ritual has its own mood, its own light. We are preparing the verified daily schedule so your visit can begin with certainty.
Begin the day in the presence of Banaras Ke Gopal Bhaiya Ji.
Timing being updatedOffer with a full heart. Receive with gratitude.
Timing being updatedWhen the lamps rise, the whole temple glows.
Timing being updatedDaily aarti & festivals
When the stream is live, join the aarti from wherever your path has taken you. Until then, the temple door remains open in spirit.
Open live darshan ↗
These photographs hold the people and moments behind the temple’s story. Every frame is shown whole, with room for the faces to breathe.
Seva is a way of saying: I am here.Give with intention
Every offering helps the temple remain a home for darshan, prasad, learning, and service. Choose the seva that feels close to your heart.
Explore seva & donate ↗Come to Kashi
Radha Krishna Banaras Ke Gopal Bhaiya Temple
Awas Vikas Colony Road, Daulatpur, Pandeypur
Varanasi (Kashi), Uttar Pradesh 221002

Stories and reflections on devotion, darshan, seva, and the living tradition of Banaras Ke Gopal Bhaiya.

A gentle introduction to devotion expressed through care, tenderness, food, song, and everyday attention.
Read article →
The family relationship behind a beloved name—and why devotees continue to address Krishna as their elder brother.
Read article →
Simple ways to arrive with calm, respect, and attention—whether visiting in Kashi or joining from home.
Read article →
Why tending Tulsi is understood as a devotional practice rooted in patience, purity, and daily responsibility.
Read article →Booking & enquiries
Share your interest in puja, darshan, seva, volunteering, a temple visit, or another request.