The temple at Nidhivan was established by the famous saint Swami Haridas, who was a devotee of Lord Krishna and a renowned musician. Swami Haridas was a disciple of the famous saint Swami Vallabhacharya, who was the founder of the Vallabha sect of Vaishnavism. Swami Haridas was a prolific composer of devotional music, and his compositions are still popular among devotees of Lord Krishna. In the 19th century, the temple was renovated by the Maharaja of Jaipur, who was a devotee of Lord Krishna. He added several new structures to the temple, including a beautiful marble gateway and a garden.

Rang Mahal is a palace that can be found at Nidhivan Vrindavan. There is a sandalwood bed in the Rang Mahal that is made every night for Lord Krishna. A water-filled jar is kept next to the bed. Additionally, some other items, like Pan and Neem Daatun for tooth brushing are placed as well. It is said that the bed appears to have been used to sleep when the doors to Rang Mahal are opened in the morning. Along with it, the water stored in the Jar, Neem Datun, and Pan appears to have been eaten as well. Another enigma surrounding Nidhivan is that anyone attempting to see the enigmatic Ras Leela while remaining hidden in Nidhivan will have tremendous difficulties. Unfortunately, for many who attempted to view the Nidhivan at night, Krishna and his Raas Leelas have lost their ability to speak, see, or maintain their mental health. In other words, they struggle to explain what they see. In Nidhivan, there are trees, each of which has a distinctive shape. These have twisted trunks and are shorter in height. The fundamental plants in Nidhivan are likewise in pairs along with it. Devotees claim that these trees take on the form of Gopis at night and participate in the Ras Leela. They then assume a treelike shape once more. Nobody is allowed to bring those basil plants home. If these plants are stolen, there are many repercussions.

The architecture of Nidhivan is a beautiful blend of traditional Hindu and Mughal styles. The temple complex consists of several structures, including the main temple, a courtyard and a garden. The main temple is a beautiful white marble structure with intricate carvings and designs. The temple has a dome-shaped roof with a kalasha on top, which is a symbol of purity and auspiciousness in Hinduism. The entrance of the temple is decorated with beautiful carvings of Lord Krishna and Radha along with other deities. The temple courtyard is paved with marble and has a beautiful fountain in the middle. The courtyard is surrounded by several small temples and shrines dedicated to various deities including Lord Shiva, Hanuman and Garuda. Nidhivan Complex: Many Tulsi trees with tangled stems can be seen all over the area of ​​Nidhivan. These small trees are sometimes found in pairs. Many trees in Nidhivan will appear like the shape of human body, standing in different postures. There is also another temple within the complex called 'Bansichor Radha Temple', where Radha stole Krishna's flute. Apart from this, there is a shrine dedicated to Swami Haridas who made the idol of Banke Bihari out of devotion.

Makhan Mishri and Peda are offered along with flowers in Nidhivan.