An old lion figure atop the Shahji Mandir downtown Vrindavana.

A pigeon in a hole at a wall in Nidhuvana, Vrindavana.

An old well amidst Nidhuvana some 15 meters below ground level.

The samadhi of Swami Haridas, the medieval musician saint who discovered the deity of Banke Bihari, in a small mandir amidst Nidhuvana.

Sri Radha and two sakhis at Nidhuvana, enrapt in the amusement of playing the captured Murali.

A view near one of the small temples amidst the bushes at Nidhuvana.

At the entrance of Nidhuvana, this sign tells of Svami Haridas who staid here enrapt in playing charming songs for the Lord, of the diverse pastimes of Radha and Krishna that take place here, and of the place's being where the deity of Banke Bihari was discovered.

A view of two among the many statues placed atop Shahji Mandir near Nidhuvana, downtown Vrindavana.

Nityananda and Gauranga from the Nitai-Gaura Mandir at Radha-kunda.