Despite significant damage to the upper roof and entrance wall, the temple remains an important architectural and historical site.
[3] This temple is particularly notable for its intricate design and its unique at-chala construction, where the roof consists of eight sections.
Despite the collapse of some parts of the structure, the temple's rich decorative elements would have originally showcased the craftsmanship of the time.
The temple's construction reflects the cultural influence of Vaishnavism and the patronage of local rulers like Raghunatha Singha during the 17th century.
[1] Today, the Radha-Vinoda Temple is an important relic of Bishnupur's architectural heritage, offering insight into the artistic and religious traditions of the period.