Gambhira Radhakanta Math is commonly known as Sri Radhakanta Matha or Sri Gambhira is a highly revered matha (monastery) and pilgrimage site located in the Balisahi area of Puri, close to the famous Jagannath Temple. This site is historically important as the place where Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, the 15th-century saint and founder of Gaudiya Vaishnavism lived in Puri after taking sannyasa (renunciation). The Gambhira itself refers to the specific room where Mahaprabhu resided and practiced devotion for many years. The Math preserves sacred relics associated with Mahaprabhu, including his staff (danda), water pot (kamandalu), bed, and sandals (padukas). The presiding deity is Radhakanta, a form of Lord Krishna which is said to have been brought from Kanchipuram by King Purushottama Deva. The interior also houses statues and worship spaces for other Vaishnava figures associated with Mahaprabhu’s tradition. It is very close to the Jagannath Temple, roughly a 5–10 minute walk from Swargadwar and near other historic mathas in the Puri temple circuit.