Mathura Vrindavan Tour Packages

• Day 1: Arrival in Mathura & Sightseeing
• Day 2: Vrindavan Temple Tour
• Day 3: Govardhan – Barsana – Nandgaon Sightseeing
• Day 4: Gokul Sightseeing & Departure From Mathura

• Seek the blessings of Lord Krishna at the sacred Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple. The temple is located at a place which is believed to be the birthplace of the deity, making it one of the most important pilgrimage sites in India.
• There are several other temples, known for their significance in the life of Lord Krishna, that you will get to visit during this trip. Some of the most famous temples include Banke Bihari Temple, ISKCON Temple, and Prem Mandir.
• While still not social media famous, the Yamuna Aarti at the Vishram Ghat is a spiritual experience like no other. You get to spend a peaceful evening at the Ghat, experiencing the aarti that is full of ritual with lamps, devotional chants, and beautiful riverfront views.
• While the Braj Region is one of the biggest pilgrimages for devotees of Lord Krishna, it is also a great place for people who are about to start their spiritual journey. You can visit the Govardhan Hill, Radha Kund, Barsana, and Nandgaon, places deeply connected to Krishna and Radha’s legends.
• One of the biggest highlights of the trip is that during the trip, you get to visit the place where Lord Krishna spent his childhood, Gokul. The visit to Gokul will include sacred spots like Raman Reti, Brahmand Ghat, and Chintaharan Mahadev Temple.

Day 01 : Arrival in Mathura & Sightseeing

Your amazing package for Mathura & Vrindavan tour will start as soon as you reach Mathura, the starting point of the trip. Our staff will meet you and take you to your hotel, where they will help you check in. You can relax for a bit in your hotel before going out to see the holy city of Mathura. After a full day of visiting the city and asking Lord Krishna for his blessings, you will need to get back to your accommodation for the night.

• Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple

  The sacred birthplace of Lord Krishna, this temple complex marks the prison cell where he was born and is one of Hinduism’s most important pilgrimage sites.

• Dwarkadhish Temple

  A famous 19th-century temple dedicated to Lord Krishna as the King of Dwarka, known for its beautiful architecture and grand celebrations during Janmashtami and Holi.

• Vishram Ghat

  The most important ghat in Mathura along the Yamuna River, believed to be where Lord Krishna rested after defeating Kansa. Evening prayers here create a spiritual atmosphere.

• Yamuna Aarti

  A serene evening ritual on the Yamuna River where devotees offer lamps, flowers, and prayers, creating a beautiful spiritual experience with chants and glowing diyas.

Day 02 : Vrindavan Temple Tour

The trip will take a deeper dive into spirituality and devotion on day two as you start to move to your second destination of the trip, Vrindavan. So, as you wake up in your hotel in Mathura, enjoy breakfast and get ready to check out and start your road trip to Vrindavan. The Lord Krishna temples make it one of the most popular Hindu pilgrimage locations. You should also taste the meals in the city while you spend the whole day sightseeing. After a long day of eating and having fun, go back to your hotel for the night.

• Banke Bihari Temple

  One of Vrindavan’s most revered temples is dedicated to Lord Krishna. The deity appears and disappears repeatedly during darshan, creating a unique and devotional atmosphere.

• ISKCON Temple Vrindavan

  Also called Krishna Balaram Mandir, this temple attracts devotees worldwide who gather for devotional chanting, spiritual teachings, and vibrant celebrations dedicated to Lord Krishna.

• Nidhivan

  A sacred grove believed to be the site of Lord Krishna’s divine Ras Leela with Radha and the gopis. Locals believe the divine dance continues here nightly.

• Prem Mandir

  A grand white marble temple dedicated to Radha Krishna, famous for intricate carvings, landscaped gardens, and a mesmerising evening light show depicting Krishna’s life.

• Keshi Ghat

  A historic ghat on the Yamuna River where Lord Krishna defeated the demon Keshi. Known for its peaceful setting, traditional architecture, and beautiful sunset views.

• Local Markets of Vrindavan

  Colourful markets offering religious souvenirs, Radha-Krishna idols, prayer items, sweets, and traditional handicrafts, giving visitors a lively glimpse of local Braj culture.

Day 03 : Govardhan – Barsana – Nandgaon Sightseeing

The Braj Region is like the soul of the whole Mathura Vrindavan Region, and this trip as well. Therefore, the entire day three of your trip will be dedicated to exploring the several parts of the Braj, including the Govardhan, Barsana, and Nandgaon. You will start your journey early after enjoying your breakfast in your hotel. As the food of the region is really famous, you must try some local cuisines throughout the day before returning to the hotel for a good night's sleep.

• Govardhan Hill

  A sacred hill associated with Krishna lifting it to protect villagers from Indra’s storm. Devotees perform the 21-kilometre Govardhan Parikrama as a spiritual ritual.

• Radha Kund

  A holy pond linked to Goddess Radha that is thought to be one of the most sacred bodies of water in Braj, where people go to purify their souls and ask for blessings.

• Kusum Sarovar

  A beautiful reservoir with magnificent sandstone cenotaphs all around it. It is thought to be the place where Radha picked flowers for Krishna, and it has a calm and historic feel..

• Barsana Radha Rani Temple

  Situated on a hill in Barsana, this temple honours Radha Rani and is renowned for the lively Lathmar Holi festival, celebrated with unique traditions.

• Nand Bhawan

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

Day 04 : Gokul Sightseeing & Departure From Mathura

Day four will be the last day of your four-day tour of Mathura Vrindavan, but before this trip comes to an end, you have to visit the place where Lord Krishna spent his childhood. So start your day early on day four and have an early breakfast before you start your journey to Gokul. After spending some time in this small yet peaceful city, it will be time to conclude the trip. You will be driven to Mathura, which was also the starting point of the trip, and we will drop you off at your designated drop-off point, from where you will take your journey back home.

• Raman Reti

  A sacred sandy area where Lord Krishna is believed to have played during childhood. Devotees sit here to meditate, believing that the sand carries divine blessings.

• Brahmand Ghat

  This ghat marks the place where young Krishna showed the entire universe in his mouth to Mother Yashoda, symbolising his divine cosmic form.

• Chintaharan Mahadev Temple

  An ancient Shiva temple is believed to remove devotees’ worries. According to legend, Nanda Maharaj prayed here to seek Lord Shiva’s blessings for Krishna’s protection.