The 4 Days Mathura Vrindavan Darshan Tour is a spiritually immersive journey that takes you deep into the heart of Lord Krishna’s birthplace and childhood land. Mathura and Vrindavan are two of the most revered towns in India for their historical, religious, and cultural significance, especially for followers of the Hindu faith. Over the course of four days, this tour offers you an opportunity to explore the ancient temples, ghats, and sacred sites associated with Lord Krishna, while also giving you the chance to experience the vibrant culture, peaceful ambiance, and spiritual practices of these divine cities.
This tour is designed for those looking to take a deeper spiritual journey through the places that are synonymous with Lord Krishna’s life, love, and teachings.
| DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION | Delhi | ||||
| DEPARTURE TIME | Please arrive at least 2 hours before the time. | ||||
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Day 1: Arrival in Mathura & Local Sightseeing
Morning: Arrival in Mathura – Pick-up: Arrive in Mathura from Delhi (by train, car, or bus) or your designated location.
Check-in to Hotel: Check-in to your hotel or guesthouse in Mathura. Freshen up and get ready to explore the sacred town.
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Afternoon: Visit to Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple
Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple: Start your tour with a visit to the birthplace of Lord Krishna. The Janmabhoomi Temple is a highly revered site for devotees. You’ll witness the continuous flow of prayers, chants, and rituals that take place here, along with a glimpse of the sacred spot where Krishna is believed to have been born.
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Late Afternoon: Visit to Dwarkadheesh Temple
Dwarkadheesh Temple: This is one of the oldest and most important temples in Mathura, dedicated to Lord Krishna. Admire the grandeur of the temple and the intricate carvings. You can participate in the evening Aarti (prayers), which is a spiritually uplifting experience.
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Evening: Ganga Aarti at Vishram Ghat
Vishram Ghat: This is the place where Lord Krishna is believed to have rested after killing the tyrant Kansa. You’ll get a chance to experience the evening Ganga Aarti at Vishram Ghat, where devotees offer prayers and lights to the river Yamuna.
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Overnight in Mathura
Enjoy a peaceful overnight stay at your hotel.
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Day 2: Full Day Sightseeing in Vrindavan
Morning: Travel to Vrindavan – After breakfast, depart from Mathura to Vrindavan (about 30 minutes by car). Vrindavan is known for its vibrant temples and sacred ghats associated with the childhood of Lord Krishna.
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Late Morning: Visit to Banke Bihari Temple
Banke Bihari Temple: One of the most popular and widely visited temples in Vrindavan, Banke Bihari is dedicated to Lord Krishna in his youth form. The temple is famous for its lively atmosphere and the idol of Krishna, which is worshipped in a unique manner.
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Afternoon: Visit to ISKCON Vrindavan
ISKCON Vrindavan: Visit the serene International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) temple in Vrindavan. The temple’s atmosphere is peaceful, with chanting and devotional songs resonating through the halls. You can also take part in a spiritual discourse or meditate here.
Lunch: Enjoy lunch at one of the local eateries in Vrindavan or within the temple premises.
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Post-Lunch: Visit to Prem Mandir
Prem Mandir: One of the newer temples in Vrindavan, Prem Mandir is dedicated to Radha and Krishna. The temple is a marvel of modern architecture with intricate carvings depicting the divine love story between Radha and Krishna. The temple is known for its light and sound show in the evening, but you can also visit during the day for a quieter, more reflective experience.
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Evening: Visit to Raman Reti & Keshi Ghat
Raman Reti: Explore this sacred site where Lord Krishna is believed to have played his flute. The area is quiet and serene, perfect for reflection and prayer.
Keshi Ghat: End the evening by visiting Keshi Ghat, one of the most important ghats in Vrindavan, where Lord Krishna performed many of his divine leelas (pastimes). You can witness the evening Aarti or take a peaceful boat ride on the Yamuna River.
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Overnight in Vrindavan
Stay overnight in Vrindavan, soaking in the peaceful spiritual ambiance.
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Day 3: Explore More Temples and Sacred Sites
Morning: Visit to Radha Vallabh Temple – This is a very important temple in Vrindavan dedicated to Radha and Krishna. The idol of Radha is placed next to Krishna in this temple, symbolizing the divine love between the two. The temple is known for its unique style of worship and its beautiful architecture.
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Late Morning: Visit to Govind Dev Ji Temple
Govind Dev Ji Temple: Located in the heart of Vrindavan, this temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna. It is one of the oldest temples in the area and features beautiful architecture and sculptures.
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Afternoon: Visit to Gokul & Gokulnanda Temple
Gokul: Gokul, about 15 km from Vrindavan, is another important site associated with Lord Krishna’s childhood. You can visit the Gokulnanda Temple, which celebrates Krishna’s early years spent here with his foster mother Yashoda. The town of Gokul has a peaceful and serene atmosphere, and you can spend time walking along its narrow lanes.
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Evening: Visit to Govardhan Hill (Optional)
Govardhan Hill: If time permits, visit the sacred Govardhan Hill—a place of great significance in Krishna’s life. The hill is where Krishna lifted the mountain to protect the people of Braj from a torrential downpour. You can walk the 7-km Parikrama (circumambulation) around the hill or simply relax by the sacred waters of the Kusum Sarovar nearby.
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Overnight in Vrindavan
Return to your hotel for a restful night.
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Day 4: Final Day - Visit to Mathura and Departure
Morning: Visit to Nand Baba Temple & Gokul – Visit the Nand Baba Temple, dedicated to Krishna’s foster father. This is a significant pilgrimage spot for devotees of Krishna.
Explore Gokul once again to deepen your connection with Krishna’s childhood memories.
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Late Morning: Visit to Yamuna River & Sankari Khor
Yamuna River: Take a moment to walk along the sacred Yamuna River, where Lord Krishna spent much of his youth. You can take a small boat ride if you wish or simply sit by the riverbank for some quiet time.
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Afternoon: Shopping & Local Exploration
Braj Culture and Shopping: Explore local markets in Vrindavan and Mathura for souvenirs like Radha-Krishna idols, earthen lamps, sacred books, and traditional handicrafts. You can also purchase Mathura Peda, a famous sweet of the region.
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Evening: Departure
Return to Delhi: After lunch, head back to Mathura or directly to Delhi (approx. 3 hours by car). You will be dropped off at the airport, railway station, or your hotel in Delhi, marking the end of your spiritually enriching journey.
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