Shree-Shree Govindajee Temple, a beautiful golden temple located in the Palace compound is still shining.The temple of Shree Shree Govindaji was originally built in 1846 AD during the reign of Maharaj Nara Singh. The temple measures 16.95m in length and 18.63m in breadth. The whole structure stands on a 1.34m high plinth.

It is a simple and beautiful Structure with twin gold domes, a paved courtyard and a large congregation hall. The Presiding deity, Radha Govinda is flanked by idols of Balaram and Krishna on one side and Jaganath, Balabhadra and Subhadra on the other. It is a sacred centre for Vaisnavaites.

A historic Vaishnavite centre, adjoining Manipur's former Maharajas Royal Palace, the Govindajee temple is one of the most attractive sights for the tourists. Twin domes, a paved courtyard, and a large raised congregation hall form a perfect backdrop for priests who descend the steps, to accept offerings from devotees in the courtyard.

The shrines of Lord Krishna and Balaram and Jagannath flank the two sides of the presiding deity. Early hours Prayer (Aarti) is a must for devoted followers, exuding spiritual fervour and ecstasy.