Delhi Mathura Vrindavan Tour

Your day two in Delhi will start with a delicious breakfast, after which you will head right out for a fun day of exploration. As you spend your day in the streets of the nation’s capital, don’t forget to also explore the flavours of the city. Delhi is known for its delicious food, which you should definitely try. If time allows, you should also visit some of Delhi’s famous monuments. They are nothing short of a fashionista’s dreamland. And after a day of exploring, it will be time to return to your hotel for your overnight stay.

• Red Fort

  In the 17th century, Emperor Shah Jahan erected a beautiful Mughal castle. This UNESCO World Heritage Site shows off India’s rich Mughal past.

• Jama Masjid

  Shah Jahan erected this mosque in 1656. It is one of the biggest in India. Famous for its big domes, tall minarets, and huge courtyard.

• Raj Ghat

  A calm place to remember Mahatma Gandhi. The black marble platform is where he was cremated, and it is surrounded by peaceful gardens.

• Qutub Minar

  It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has the tallest brick minaret in the world. It was built in the 12th century and has amazing Indo-Islamic architectural design.

• Humayun’s Tomb

  A beautiful Mughal mausoleum built in 1570 and recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its Persian-style architecture inspired the later design of the Taj Mahal.

• Lotus Temple

  A Baháʼí House of Worship is famous for its lotus-shaped architecture. Open to all religions, it offers a peaceful space for meditation and quiet reflection.

The tour will take a spiritual turn on the third day, which many of you have been looking forward to. You will start your journey from Delhi to Mathura. The two cities are not far apart, and with a chauffeur-driven car, you can get to the city in around three to four hours. But first, have a tasty breakfast in Delhi and check out of your hotel. You will be staying in Mathura overnight. You will have enough of time to see some of the most popular places in Mathura because you will get there early in the day.

• Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple

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

• Dwarkadhish Temple

  A well-known temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, the King of Dwarka. It is famous for vibrant festivals, intricate architecture, and a devotional atmosphere.

• Vishram Ghat

  The main ghat along the Yamuna River, where Lord Krishna is believed to have rested after defeating Kansa. Evening prayers create a spiritual atmosphere.

Continuing your spiritual journey, you will travel to the sacred city of Vrindavan on day four. But there is no travelling on an empty stomach. So enjoy your breakfast in Mathura; soon you will check out of your hotel and hit the road. As you reach Vrindavan, check into your hotel, rest for a while and then step out of the hotel to have a once-in-a-lifetime kind of experience in the streets of this sacred city. After a full day of exploring, return to your hotel for an overnight stay.

• Banke Bihari Temple

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

• ISKCON Temple in Vrindavan

  This temple, also called the Krishna Balaram Mandir, draws people from all over the world for spiritual teachings, devotional chanting, and lively celebrations in honour of Lord Krishna.

• Nidhivan

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

• Prem Mandir

  A beautiful white marble temple devoted to Radha Krishna. It has intricate sculptures, lovely grounds, and a stunning light show at night.

• Keshi Ghat

  A ancient ghat on the Yamuna River where Krishna beat the demon Keshi. People recognise it for its tranquil setting and beautiful sunset views.

Day five will be one of the most hectic but also most fun days of the trip, as you will cover the entire Braj region, including Govardhan, Barsana, and Nandgaon. But no day can end without delicious food. So make sure to enjoy your breakfast at your hotel before you leave. In fact, don’t forget to try local dishes throughout your day. As there is so much ground to cover, you will be really tired by the time you return to your hotel for an overnight stay.

• Govardhan Hill

  Devotees believe that Lord Krishna lifted the sacred hill to protect villagers from Indra’s storm. Devotees perform the holy Govardhan Parikrama around it.

• Radha Kund

  A holy pond associated with Goddess Radha and considered one of the most sacred sites in the Braj region. Pilgrims seek blessings and spiritual purification.

• Kusum Sarovar

  A picturesque reservoir surrounded by elegant sandstone cenotaphs. According to legend, Radha collected flowers here for Krishna, making it spiritually significant.

• Radha Rani Temple (Barsana)

  Situated on a hill in Barsana, this temple honours Radha Rani and is famous for the vibrant Lathmar Holi celebration.

• Nand Bhawan

  A temple in Nandgaon, believed to be the residence of Nanda Maharaj, Lord Krishna’s foster father, offers spiritual significance and beautiful views of the Braj region.

On the sixth day, the Delhi to Mathura Vrindavan vacation package will end in the same city where it started, Delhi. Before you go back to Delhi, though, you have to go to Gokul. So get up six hours early and eat a quick breakfast. Then check out of the hotel and travel to Gokul. You will start your trip to Delhi after spending some time here. You will be left off at Delhi, which ends this magnificent trip.

• Raman Reti

  A holy sandy area where people think Lord Krishna played as a youngster. People who believe that the sand conveys supernatural gifts regularly meditate here.

• Brahmand Ghat

  A holy ghat where Krishna showed Mother Yashoda the cosmos inside his mouth, symbolising his divine power.

• Chintaharan Mahadev Temple

  An ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, where devotees pray to remove worries. According to legend, Nanda Maharaj worshipped here for Krishna’s protection.