Rādhā and Kṛṣṇa live in a small and charming village (Yāvaṭ and Nandagrāma), simply known as Braj—the pastoral playground where Rādhā and Kṛṣṇa manifest their līlā. It is embraced by a tranquil countryside, and it stands as the heaven of extraordinary beauty, celebrated as the most delightful place across all universes. Braj is the transcendental rural abode, often referred to as the land of cows (Goloka). It is adorned with trees, winding vines, verdant bushes, a river made of love (Yamunā), a loving mountain (Govardhana), blooming and colorful flowers, 12 forests, secluded kuñjas, melodious birds, serene cows, majestic peacocks, gentle deer, and vibrant parrots – Braj is an exquisite orchestra of life in perfect harmony. It is the perfect and ultimate playground for Yugala-Kiśor:

vṛndāvanaṁ govardhanaṁ yamunā-pulināni ca
vīkṣyāsīd uttamā prītī rāma-mādhavayor nṛpa

Beholding Vṛndāvana [forest], Govardhana, and the sandbanks of the Yamunā, Rāma and Mādhava felt uttamā prītī (the...