The red colored sandstone building has an outer and inner
courtyard. The outer courtyard has a black and white marble tiled floor. A huge
painting of the Ras Lila of Sri Krishna can be seen on one of the walls.
There are five murtis in the Sanctum Sanctorum. In the
center is the murti of Sri Krishna holding a flute and is worshipped as
Gopinathji.
Murtis of two of Radha’s friends, Lalitha and Vishaka, are
found in front of the murti of Gopinathji. Behind is found the murti of Radha
and her sister Ananga Manjari.
Legend has it that Ananga Manjari was reborn as Jahnava Devi
and she married Nityananda. She used to perform prayers daily at the temple.
Moved by her devotion it is said that Gopinathji came out of the altar and took
her away into the altar.
The original murtis worshipped in this temple were shifted
to Jaipur during the attack of Aurangazeb.