A devotee prostrated at the guru's feet at the rite of accepting the cloth of a Vaisnava ascetic. Śrī-guru-caraṇa-padma, kevala bhakati-sadma, vandoɱ mui sāvadhāna mate.

A view of the three Prabhus at Sitanath Mandir, Radha-kunda, on last year's Advaita-saptami.

A food-offering for the 64 mahantas at the annual Surya-kunda festival towards the end of 2006. In reality, there are often more than 64. The plate at the forefront has the name of Vidya Vacaspati written atop, the middle plate is for Govinda Thakur, and the last one in the line is Kavi Karnapura's.

A view from the annual festival of Surya-kunda's Siddha Baba in late 2006, an influx of devotees coming to his samadhi for offering respect and alms.

At Jahnava-baithaka by the bank of Radha-kunda. Anath Bandhu Baba is one among the oldest, if not the oldest, kirtaniya in the village, a long-time resident at Radha-kunda.

The Pipala-tree under which Narada sat performing austerities. The sign says: śrī-nārada-jī kī tapa-sthalī, pārasa pīpala vṛkṣa.

Narada Tapo-vana, the forest of Narada Rishi's austerities – a view from behind Narada-kunda. A good place to practice the tapasya of collecting thorns on one's feet.

The serene Narada-kunda a few hundred meters off the Govardhana parikrama path after Kusuma-sarovara.