Govinda Lilamrita is a 17th-century Sanskrit text composed by Krishna Das Kaviraj. It is a devotional work that narrates the pastimes and divine activities of Lord Krishna, particularly focusing on his childhood and youth in Vrindavan. The text is revered in the Gaudiya Vaishnavism tradition and highlights the loving relationships between Krishna and his devotees. The work is structured in poetic verses and is considered a significant contribution to Bhakti literature. It emphasizes themes of love, devotion, and the transcendental nature of Krishna's pastimes, serving as an inspiration for followers and scholars alike in understanding the divine play of Krishna.