Mathura Vrindavan Tour From Delhi

Call it the janmbhoomi (birthplace) of Lord Krishna, the city with his childhood memories or the place famous for his Raas Leela (roughly translated it means – “Dance of Divinity”), the tale of the twin cities of Mathura and Vrindavan revolves around the life of Lord Krishna and his beloved, Shri Radha. These cities are considered as one of the prominent holy cities of Hindus in India, and hold a strong influence in their mythology and beliefs. These cities have also been mentioned in the Epic Mahabharata, and therefore this makes them all the more popular and loved by the locals and the tourists. If you are religious minded, then these cities would definitely attract you. But even if you aren’t, the ancient and contemporary temples here, the beauty of the Yamuna River and the exceptional scenery and aesthetics of these cities are enough to persuade you to pay a visit to Mathura and Vrindavan.

Quick information to remember:

  • Distance from Delhi to Mathura and Vrindavan by road —182.6 Km

  • Time required to reach Mathura and Vrindavan from Delhi – 3 hour 3 minutes

  • Best time to visit the cities — October to March

Quick Tips for Delhi to Mathura Vrindavan Road Trip:

It’s really very convenient that there are various Mathura Vrindavan tour packages from Delhi by car that take you around some really astonishing destinations in a day. You just have to ensure a proper planning to guarantee maximum usage of your time, and enjoy your tour in the best way.

  • Inquire well

Spare some time to check the number of agencies offering Delhi to Agra Mathura Vrindavan one day tour by car covering all the prominent locations in between the two destinations.

  • Choose the best

You couldn’t enjoy your trip to the fullest if you aren’t booking the best Delhi Agra Mathura Vrindavan car rental. Be sure that you opt for the best price and plan offering the best maintained vehicles.

  • Study the details

Before setting off for Mathura Vrindavan tour by car from Delhi, do your homework well. Even though you are booking the best car rental to take you, you shouldn’t be less informed about the essential details like the map, route, distance, important stopovers throughout the way, etc.

7 Must Visit Places in Mathura & Vrindavan:

Cherishing any location completely is the main criteria of any trip. Doesn’t matter if you are going for a religious trip or are just interested in sightseeing in Mathura & Vrindavan, you shouldn’t miss the following places to visit in Mathura Vrindavan.

  • Shri Krishna Janmsthan Temple

  • The Dwarkadeesh Temple

  • Vishram Ghat

  • Rangji Temple

  • Radha kund

  • Kusum Sarovar

  • Vaishno Devi Dham

1. Shri Krishna Janmsthan Temple


This temple is believed to be the birth place of Hindu God, Shri Krishna. There have been innumerable excavations carried on this temple to establish that point with more conviction. This ancient structure with its glorified existence and graceful construction is enough to leave a mark on your memories for long.

2. The Dwarkadeesh Temple


Being one of the holiest temples in Mathura, it’s named after Lord Dwarkadeesh, a form of Lord Krishna, and is looked upon very highly by the devotees. Built in 1814, the temple flaunts some extraordinary Rajasthani architectural designs and exclusive paintings of the Lord all over the place. This makes it a stunning place to explore.

3. Vishram Ghat


Vishram means to rest in Hindi. This ghat is located around 4.5 Km from Mathura junction, and is considered as a sacred bathing place for the devotees. You couldn’t complete your pilgrimage without visiting this ghat. Each sunrise sees a spectacular sight of hundreds of devotees bathing to wash their sins and worries away in this sacred river. And each night brings lights of prayers illuminated on leaves of trees by devotees floating gracefully on the Yamuna.

4. Rangji Temple


Situated at the Vrindavan – Mathura marg, the Rangji Temple is an example of classical beauty and devoted love of Lord Krishna and Andal. Their stunning idol and the architecture of the temple is an amalgamation of North and South Indian artistry. The inside of the temple is built in the South Indian style with a 50 carat gold pillar and a tank, while the exterior exudes the North Indian style of architectural beauty.

5. Radha kund


Paying a tribute to the pure love of Lord Krishna and Radha, are the water tanks lying at Braja, a small town in Mathura near the Gowardhan hills. Famously tagged as the Radha Kund and Sham Kund, these tanks are believed to have magical healing power due to the pure and sacred water. You’ll see lots of devotees taking a dip in these tanks during the midnight and even some tourists following suit out of curiosity.

6. Kusum Sarovar


Don’t even think of ending your trip without visiting the Kusum Sarovar. It’s an alluring site of aged stones bordering the stunning reservoir at Vrindavan. You can see a flight of stairs located in the reservoir leading to the pond. The clean and sparkling water and the spectacular architecture is a rare combination and should be appreciated for sure.

7. Vaishno Devi Dham

One of the most famous pilgrimage centres for the devotees is the Vaishno Devi Dham. This is a temple especially dedicated to Vaishno Devi and attracts lots of devotees daily. There is an attached yoga centre and library on this site to help you attain more peace and knowledge during your trip.

Mathura and Vrindavan are said to be the land of temples. Even after exploring the above, you would still be left to visit famous temples and important destinations like Kans Qila, Dauji Mandir, Potara Kund, Chamunda Devi Temple, Gurudev Mandir, etc. Apart from this, you couldn’t complete your tour without visiting the Nandgaon, which is a famous spot to play the famous Lathmaar Holi at Mathura. You’ll get to see an exceptional way of celebrating the prominent festival of colours at this place with unique vigour and spirit.


Contact us :

  • 100 feet road Chaitanya Vihar phase1 Vrindavan (281121) Mathura (u.p)

  • +91 9410048440

  • info@mathuravrindavantourpackage.com

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