Shri Mohan Kund Radha Krishna Mandir - श्री मोहन कुंड राधा कृष्ण मंदिर

The Shri Mohan Kund Temple started with the excavation of Mohar Kund by Baba Shri Ramratan Das Ji Maharaj, at that time Bhagwan Shri Krishna, that is, Mohan was addressed by Mohar. On February 20, 1914, Sri Sri 1008 Sri Baba Ramratan Das Ji Maharaj received the Samadhi.

In the year 1962, the first temple was located a little distance from Mohan Kund, where the office and kitchen is at present. Later, the temple expanded into different periods. The temple complex can be classified into four different parts.

1) Shivalaya, Akhand Ghuna, Office, Sri Radhakrishna Temple.
2) Group of four temples and gardens.
3) Navagraha Dham and Samadhi Sthal.
4) Satsang Hall and Mohan Kund.

After that in the year 1975, Sri Sri 1008 Shri Baba Nursing Das Ji Maharaj started Akhand Dhune here. Since then, it has been running in the unbroken dhuna temple complex, Babaji's rebuke occurred on 4 August 2000.

After this, Sri Sri 1008 Shri Chetna Das Ji Maharaj supported the shrine of the temple and performed divine services in the temple till 10 April 2010 on Ekadashi. And converted the temple into a stable and austere courtyard. The current presiding Mahant of the temple is Shri Rajendra Das Ji Maharaj.

All three have been built in the temple premises. And on the day of Golok Gaman of all three Maharaj ji, the annual festival is celebrated in the temple on 20 February, 4 August and 10 April respectively. Under which the recitation of Sant Samagam, Bhandara, Gita and Ramayana is done. The annual festival is celebrated in the temple on 4 November, in which thousands of saints and devotees are included.

Mohan Kund was renovated in 2015-2016 and now it has been confirmed. The satsang hall has been constructed by putting 60 lakh worth of money in front of the Navagraha Dham in the temple premises. 3-4 cow dynasty is also served by the saints residing in the temple.

From the Huda City Center metro station of Gurugram, this temple is only 600 meters away via Arya Samaj Road. The old Arya Samaj temple is also located near the temple.