JK Temple, also known as Radhakrishna Temple, is a prominent Hindu temple and architectural landmark in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India. Built by the J.K. Organization, it blends traditional temple design with modern engineering, symbolizing devotion and industrial philanthropy in northern India.

The JK Temple’s design features five shrines, each dedicated to a distinct Hindu deity. The central shrine, devoted to Radha and Krishna, is flanked by smaller temples in a symmetrical layout. The structure is built from marble and sandstone, incorporating high shikharas (spires) and reinforced concrete for stability. Surrounding water bodies help moderate temperature inside, reflecting thoughtful climatic design.

The temple represents the cultural and religious patronage of the Singhania family, founders of the J.K. Organization. It serves as a center for spiritual gatherings, major Hindu festivals, and local community activities. During Janmashtami, thousands of devotees visit to witness elaborate decorations and ceremonies.