Delhi Agra Mathura Vrindavan Tour

As you wake up in Delhi on day two of your Delhi Agra Mathura tour package, enjoy a delicious breakfast before you head out for more exploration. Day two will bring about so much more adventure as you will have a deeper, closer look at the city. As you roam around the city the entire day, don’t forget to try some of the famous dishes before you return to your hotel for your overnight stay.

• Red Fort (Stop for a Picture)

  The Mughal emperor Shah Jahan built this huge stronghold in the 17th century. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a symbol of India’s long history and beautiful buildings.

• The Jama Masjid

  Shah Jahan built this mosque in 1656. It is one of the biggest in India. It has huge domes, tall minarets, and a big courtyard that can hold thousands of people.

• Market at Chandni Chowk

  One of Delhi’s oldest and busiest markets, known for its traditional street food, jewellery, textiles, and colourful bazaars that show off the city’s dynamic culture.

• Raj Ghat

  A peaceful monument for Mahatma Gandhi. The black marble platform marks the spot where he was cremated, and there are tranquil gardens all around it.

• Temple of Akshardham

  This beautiful Hindu temple complex is noted for its intricate carvings, cultural exhibits, and spiritual atmosphere that honour Indian architecture, customs, and ideals.

On day three of the trip, you will visit one of the world’s wonders, the astonishing Taj Mahal. But before that, enjoy your breakfast in Delhi and then check out of your hotel. The journey from Delhi to Agra will take about 3 hours, but the routes will more than make up for it. Once you are in Agra, check into your hotel where you will stay overnight, rest a bit if you want to, and then get straight out to explore the city.

• The Taj Mahal

  A beautiful white marble mausoleum that Emperor Shah Jahan erected for his bride, Mumtaz Mahal. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a sign of love.

• Fort of Agra

  A huge castle made of red sandstone that Emperor Akbar erected in the 1500s. It was the home of the Mughal emperor and has views of the Taj Mahal.

• Mehtab Bagh

  A lovely Mughal garden on the other side of the Yamuna River from the Taj Mahal. It has beautiful views of the sunset and a calm view of the monument.

Day four will bring about more adventure and fun for you, as you will today travel to Bharatpur, a natural retreat in the state of Rajasthan. But before that, enjoy your breakfast and check out of your hotel in Agra. Your drive today will be shorter, about 1.5 hours only, which will pass by in a blink. As you finally reach this hidden gem, check into your hotel and then head straight out to explore the natural beauty of the city.

Bharatpur is renowned for its bird sanctuary, where thousands of birds migrate each year. The Keoladeo National Park (Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its rich birdlife, including migratory species. Here you can explore the park by cycle or rickshaw while spotting exotic birds. As the sun finally starts to set, it will be time to return to your hotel for your overnight stay.

As you wake up in Bharatpur, enjoy the panoramic view with your breakfast before you finally check out of your hotel and start your journey to Vrindavan. This might as well be the most-awaited part of the trip, as here you finally get to connect with the spiritual side.

But before you finally get to Vrindavan, the last spot on the itinerary, take an en route stop at Mathura, where you will visit the Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple and Dwarkadhish Temple. Thereafter, you will continue your journey to Vrindavan, where you will stay overnight.

• Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple

  The sacred birthplace of Lord Krishna in Mathura marks the prison cell where he was born. It remains one of Hinduism’s most important pilgrimage sites.

• Dwarkadhish Temple

  A famous temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, the King of Dwarka. Known for colourful architecture, devotional atmosphere, and lively celebrations during Janmashtami.

• Banke Bihari Temple

  One of Vrindavan’s most revered temples is dedicated to Lord Krishna. The deity’s darshan opens and closes repeatedly, creating a unique devotional experience.

• ISKCON Temple, Vrindavan

  Also called Krishna Balaram Mandir, this temple attracts devotees worldwide who gather for kirtans, spiritual teachings, and vibrant Krishna worship.

• Prem Mandir

  A grand white marble temple dedicated to Radha Krishna, famous for intricate carvings, beautiful gardens, and a mesmerising evening light show.

On the closing day of your Delhi to Agra Mathura Vrindavan tour package, you will have the spiritual experience that the whole journey has been building up to as you spend the day sightseeing in the holy valley of Vrindavan. The city’s beauty will give you a sense of peace that nothing else can compare. And when it’s time for you to leave, our staff will accompany you to the drop-off point where you may begin your trip home.

• Radha Raman Temple

  A historic temple dedicated to Lord Krishna in the form of Radha Raman. It is known for traditional rituals, beautiful deity worship, and deep spiritual significance.

• Nidhivan

  A holy grove where people think Lord Krishna danced Ras Leela with Radha and the gopis. People in the area think that miraculous events happen every night.

• Yamuna Ghats

  The sacred riverbank steps along the Yamuna River are where devotees do rituals, prayers, and evening aartis. This makes Vrindavan a serene spiritual place.

• Local Markets in Vrindavan

  Colourful markets sell religious souvenirs, Radha-Krishna idols, devotional items, sweets, and handicrafts that show off the lively culture of the Braj region.