Radha-Madhava Temple is situated at
Antardvipa in
Nadia District,
West Bengal. It features a 100-feet-high tower at the entrance. The temple deities are Lord
Chaitanya at the center of the altar with his consorts, Vishnupriya and Lakshmipriya. There is an idol of a four-armed Adhoksaja
Vishnu, discovered in 1934 by Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakur. The deities
Radha and Madhava (another name of
Lord Krishna) are worshipped on the left altar. On the right altar is the Panchatattva where
Advaita Acharya, Lord Nityananda, Lord Chaitanya, Gadadhara, and Srivasa Thakur are worshipped.
Lord Jagannath is placed in front of them. The idols of
Goddess Lakshmi and
Narasimha are at the back of the main hall along with Gaura-Gadadhara deities.
The temple is about 2 km left from the famous Iskcon Chaitanya Temple. The nearest
airport is at
Dum Dum and the nearest railway stations are at Navadvipa and
Krishnanagar.
