Mathura Vridavan Tour Packages

Like every working professional longing for a break from his hectic working schedule, my colleagues and I decided to take a short road trip from Delhi to Vrindavan (a holy town in Uttar Pradesh, India which is one of the top holy places to visit in North India). Located in the northern part of India, this is a perfect weekend getaway for those residing in or around the capital of the country, Delhi.  After looking up for the famous places to visit in Vrindavan (also known as God’s own abode), surfing on the internet to find facts about Vrindavan India and packing our backpacks, we started our 3 hours of road journey to Mathura from New Delhi at half past 5 in the morning. Driving through the beautiful farms of Haryana and watching sunrise was the best part of this journey.  Though we were tired after driving at a long stretch, we got re-energized looking at the beauty of the town. On our way, we had north Indian breakfast at the very famous Gulshan Dhaba at around 8 AM. As so...

The city of Vrindavan is considered quite sacred in Hinduism. This is the place where Bhagwan Krishna spent his childhood on the banks of the river Yamuna. The documents reveal that Lord Krishna performed a divine dance in Vrindavan itself. Not only this, but Krishna had also given the message of love through Radha with Rasleela. This is where Krishna stole the clothes of the Gopis while she was bathing. He also destroyed many demons here. Vrindavan is a major pilgrimage center for Hindus and has around 5000 temples. In 1515, when Lord Chaitanya Mahaprabhu visited this place in search of all the places associated with Lord Krishna, Vrindavan came into existence again. It is surrounded by holy sites with its spiritual power. Since then Hindu saints have been planning holidays in Vrindavan at least once in life. When you go to visit this city, you will find that people keep chanting Radhe-Krishna even during their daily routine. History of Vrindavan The ancient past of Vrindavan Dham is ...

Most of the trip is same as One Day Trip apart from being a hectic visit it will be more relaxed version with a little more places to visit. Here are the exceptions, as I mentioned in the one-day trip that if you leave early you may be able to visit one more place, this will make it more hectic in the one day trip. The place is called Nandgaon, it is located around 15 km from Kosi Kalan, which is on the NH 2. See the map below: Nandgaon is known as the place where Krishna was brought from Mathura by his biological father and is named after his second father Nand. There is a very famous temple of the Shani Dev, locally it is referred to as Shani Dham. Lot of people visit this place on Saturday, so there is always a rush at this temple in the evening. That's the reason you should visit it in the morning. There are three things that you can do here, visit that Shani Dham temple. The offering done here include, oil, iron and coin. You should not bring back prasad from this temple, it ...

A lot of people come to visit India for sightseeing the best tourist destinations to make their trip memorable. And if you want to take a tour to sightseeing the Agra Mathura Vrindavan tour you first reached the Delhi which is the main hub of tourist destination where the tourists come from all over the world. You can take the various luxury cabs like swift dzire, Tempo traveler, Toyota Etios, Toyota Innova, Luxury Coach Volvo with the best and professional services and a driver who help to you for making the best memories of your trip with your family and friends. Mathura is well famous for its holy temples that are located in the North Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It is situated approximate 72km from the North of Agra near Vrindavan, and 185km far away from south-east of Delhi, about 32km from the town of Vrindavan and something 48km far away from Goverdhan. It is the main center of Mathura district of Uttar Pradesh. Amid the old period, this city is an economic hub which is situat...

After the year that we have had, we could all use some time off, away from the chaos of our unvarying lives, to some place serene! Probably a soulful trip to connect with our inner self? India has an abundance of such soothing destinations. Today, let’s explore Mathura and its spiritual solace – a rather unlikely getaway for a twenty-something traveler. But bear with us, and we’ll convince you why it’s a must-visit destination, at least once in your lifetime! A magnificent blend of rich heritage and dynamic culture, the ancient town of Mathura is nestled on the banks of the Yamuna river. It is one of the oldest cities known to mankind. Often referred to as Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi, Mathura is believed to be the birthplace of Lord Krishna. The entire town is dotted with breathtaking temples which narrate the character and life of Lord Krishna, his many aesthetics as well as of his eternal consort, Radha Rani. The musical chorus of temple bells, the mellow chanting of the 108 names of Lo...

Mathura- Vrindavan is one of the most popular sacred places in the state of Uttar Pradesh, India dedicated to Lord Krishna. Many devotees from all over the world visit here to seek the blessings from Lord Krishna especially during Janmashtami and Holi festival celebrated in India. I went on a 2 day trip to Mathura- Vrindavan where I explore some of the famous temples. So today, I will be sharing my best experience of exploring Mathura- Vrindavan. I went on a 2 day trip to Mathura- Vrindavan with my friends for the first time in the year 2017 from Delhi during my Job. I travel from New Delhi railway station to Mathura Junction via Jehlum Express which arrives New Delhi railway station 9:55 AM and reaches Mathura Junction at 12:40 PM. I like to travel when there are some challenges and we need to plan our trip again.  Before starting our journey we plan that first, we check into the and after having lunch we will start our trip from Vrindavan but when we reach Mathura we check in to ...

Wondering whether Agra Mathura & Vrindavan can be covered in one day? The simple answer is – yes What is the itinerary for this tour? Please explain Agra is 225 kms from Delhi. The itinerary is as follows: Depart early morning – 6 am from Delhi, Reach Taj Mahal by 9:30 am, spend 2 hours for Taj Mahal sightseeing. Note that to enter the Taj Mahal entry ticket will be required, to avoid long queues you may book the ticket online at how-to-book-online-entry-ticket-to-taj-mahal . By 12:00 noon your Taj Mahal sightseeing should be covered. Next leave for Agra Fort which is 15 mins from Taj Mahal, upon reaching there get the entry ticket at the counter or show the entry ticket if already booked online at the entry point and go for a one hour sightseeing. By 2 pm you should have covered Agra Fort. Its also lunch time have lunch, in Agra you can find all types of food from North Indian, South Indian to Chinese. Next head for Mathura, Mathura is one hours thirty minutes from Agra by expres...

Mathura, Vrindavan and Gokul are very important destinations for pilgrimages in India for the devotees of Lord Krishna. These places have many temples depicting the religious significance, stories and teachings of Lord Krishna. I recently visited these holy places with my grandparents on a one day trip from Agra and here I have jotted down an itinerary including all the important places to visit in Mathura Vrindavan and Gokul you should not be missing out on. Our trip’s onset was from Gokul which is a small town where Lord Krishna had spent his childhood days and from where all his playful stories originate. An Itinerary Including Places To Visit In Mathura, Vrindavan And Gokul Reaching Gokul: We hired a tourist cab from a local tour operator in Agra to cover all the important pilgrim spots in Gokul, Mathura and Vrindavan. We left Agra at around 10:15 AM after having a scrumptious breakfast at DoubleTree by Hilton and reached Gokul at 12 PM. Gokul is located at about 55 Kms from Agra. ...

Mathura and Vrindavan, better known as the Braj Bhoomi, are the twin cities where Lord Krishna spent many years of his life. The mentions of these two holy places can be found in various Hindu religious texts. Each year these twin cities are visited by thousands of devotees, especially during Janmasthami, who want to pay their reverence to Lord Krishna.  So, on the eve of Janmasthami we thought of taking you on a trip through these twin “Cities of Temples”, as Mathura and Vrindavan primarily consist of many holy temples. With a day trip to Mathura and Vrindavan tourists can find themselves being transported to the glorious times when Lord Krishna roamed about these cities! If you want to plan an itinerary around tourist places in Mathura and Vrindavan then below is a must visit list. Tourist attractions of Mathura Dwarkadhish Temple Dwarkadhish Temple Dwarkadhish Mandir is the most visited temple in Mathura. The present structure of the Dwarkadhish temple was built by Seth Gokul D...

Vrindavan is also known as the Land of Krishna, a culture rich place. It lies in the vicinity of three northern regions –Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. The land of Brij bhoomi popularly called Brij region is close to the Seven Wonders of the World – Taj Mahal. The region is located at Rivers Ganges and Yamuna and the Upper Indus Region. History of Vrindavan One of the main reasons that this place is significant to Hindus is mainly because Lord Krishna spent his childhood and adolescence here. He said Vrindavan is a Culture of Hills & Forests more than a City. There are around 137 sacred forests around the 1000 sacred Kunds spread over the banks of the River Yamuna & Holy Hills. Braj is famous for temples in Vrindavan which means “forest of tulsi”. Culture & Tradition of Vrindavan People here speak an accent softer than Hindi. The local language to communicate with each other is called Brij Bhasha. The culture spreads through the entire country. Famous Festivals Celebrated in Vri...

5 Things To Do In Mathura 1. Kesi Ghat Kesi Ghat Situated at the banks of Yamuna River, Kesi Ghat is named after the Kesi demon who was killed by Lord Krishna. According to Hindu mythology, the horse-demon, Kesi, was sent by Lord Krishna’s uncle Kansa who wanted to kill Lord Krishna. After Lord Krishna killed the demon, it is believed that he took a bath in these ghats. From then on, this place is regarded as a sacred place. You can experience extraordinary views during the evening aarti when thousands of Brahmins and devotees gather at the ghat to offer sandhya aarti at the ghat. You can experience and capture the special occasion in your lenses as you visit Kesi Ghat. 2. Kusum Sarovar Kusum Sarovar It is a 450 feet long water reservoir with a depth of 60 feet. The reason for this reservoir being the most famous amongst many in Mathura is that it is believed that Lord Krishna and Radha used to meet here secretly at the banks of the water reservoir. It is also surrounded by Lord Krish...

10 Such temples of Mathura which are most popular. If you are planning to go to Mathura then visit these temples. 1. Prem Mandir, Vrindavan prem mandir Prem Mandir which means love is a divine temple and it is amongst the top tourist attractions located on the outskirts of Vrindavan. This spiritual complex is dedicated to Sri Krishna and Sita Ram that is beautifully built with white marbles displaying the stunning architectural wonder and also the history of Sanatana Dharma. You can spend a day in this 54-acre holy space and explore the beautiful statue figures of Sri Krishna and his followers located in the main temple. Surrounded by intricate carvings around the temple complex displaying an elaborate inlay work, so far this alluring divine structure in Uttar Pradesh, Prem Mandir is a definite must visit during your tour in Uttar Pradesh. Inside the temple, you can also witness many portraits of Krishna Leela, Govardhan Parwat Leela, and Krishna Kaliya Naag Leela and if you visit this...