Brij Vihar Agra Tour Package

Tour Overview

This Brij Vihar Agra Tour Package takes you through some of the most holy places of Brij Dham and also the historic city of Agra giving you a plethora of wonderful experiences and unforgettable memories.

Tour Highlights

Sightseeing tour of Mathura.
Visit Dwarkadheesh temple, Krishna Janmabhoomi temple, Mathura museum, and Kans Qila.
Explore the city of Vrindavan.
Visit ISKON Mandir, Banke Bihari Temple and Prem mandir.
Sightseeing tour of Gokul.

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Day 01 – Arrive Mathura and Mathura-Vrindavan-Gokul-Vrindavan

Upon your arrival at Mathura station you are greeted by our tour representatives who then escorts you for a sightseeing of Mathura; the holy birthplace of Lord Krishna. The places we visit are Dwarkadheesh temple, Krishna Janmabhoomi temple, Mathura museum, Kans Qila. After sightseeing of Mathura, we drive to the neighboring city of Vrindavan; the place where lord Krishna is said to have spent his childhood. Reach Vrindavan, check into hotel and later proceed to explore the city of Vrindavan. The places we visit are ISKON Mandir, Banke Bihari Temple, Prem mandir. After Vrindavan sightseeing we drive to Gokul, the place where Lord Krishna’s father Vasudeva had left the new-born in order to protect him from the fury of Kans. At Gokul we visit places like Brahmand Ghat, Ramanreti. After Gokul sightseeing, we return to hotel at Vrindavan for dinner and night stay
Day 02 – Excursion to Nandgaon, Goverdhan, Barsana & back to Vrindavan

Next day we make an excursion to Nandgaon, Goverdhan, Barsana & Nandagaon as per mythical tales had been the residential village of Lord Krishna where he resided along with his foster parents Nanda Baba and Ma Yashoda. At Nandgaon we visit the Nandbhavan after which we move towards Govardhan well known for the famed Govardhan parvat which lord Krishna is said to have lifted on one little finger in order to protect the people of the village from the torrential downpours sent forth by wrathful Lord Indra. At Govardhan we visit places like Jatipura temple, Danghati temple. Next we proceed to visit Barsana; the residential village of Lord Krishna’s childhood beloved, Radha. At Barsana, we visit places like Rangili mahal, Radha rani temple. Post excursion we drive back to Vrindavan. Dinner and night stay at Vrindavan hotel.
Day 03 – Vrindavan-Agra-Fatehpur Sikri and Agra Departure

Next morning post breakfast we leave for Agra, the historic city with many relics from the Mughal era. At Agra we visit the famous Taj Mahal, Agra fort, Sikandra. Next, we visit the city of Fatehpur Sikiri, a city created by Emperor Akbar to commemorate his victory over Ranthambore and Chittoor. At Fatehpur Sikri we visit places like Buland Darwaza, Tomb of Sheik Salim Chisti. Post visit you are driven back to Agra and transferred directly to station where our representative sees you off and you depart for your onward journey back home.

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Inclusion and Exclusion

Inclusions

Welcome drink on Arrival at hotel (non-Alcoholic)
Accommodation on Double sharing basis at hotels.
Meals (Daily Breakfast )
All hotel taxes.
Driver T. A. D. A, Fuel Charges, Parking Fee, State Taxes
Sightseeing as per above Itinerary by Individual Vehicle
All taxes except 5% GST

Exclusions

Expenses of personal nature such as tipping, porters, laundry, telephones, Cameras fees etc.
Entrance fees at any point.
Any kind of insurance.
Any Train, Airline’s fare, Ferry charges, Boating etc.
Any claim or delay charges due to natural calamities, landslide, road blockage etc. Or any other things which are not mentioned in the cost included column.
Rates are not Valid during Peak Season and festival holidays (Peak Season: During Christmas, new year, Diwali, Durga Pooja and long weekends or any event).

Things to Know

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q 1: What is Agra known for?

Ans: Agra is one of the oldest Indian cities known for its UNESCO World Heritage sites and majestic gardens. The Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Fatehpur Sikri are three UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Agra. Agra is also known for Petha, a sweet delicacy that is prepared with pumpkin and topped with saffron. Chambal River is situated at a distance of around 80 kilometers from Agra and is an ideal destination for safari and bird watching.

Q 2: What are the top sightseeing places in Vrindavan?

Ans: Vrindavan is one of the most important pilgrimage sites for the devotees of Lord Krishna. It is believed that Krishna spent his childhood in Vrindavan. Some of the top sightseeing places in Vrindavan include Prem Mandir, Banke Bihari Mandir, Govind Devji Temple, ISKCON Vrindavan, Nidhivan, and Radha Raman Temple. Nandgaon is a small town located at the Nandisvara Hill base and which holds lots of religious significance.

Q 3: What is Gokul known for?

Ans: Located on the Yamuna River banks, Gokul is believed to be Lord Krishna’s childhood abode. The town has a close association with many mythological events, such as the playful antics of Krishna as a child and his interactions with local residents and divine beings. Pilgrims flock to Gokul to visit sites associated with the early life of Lord Krishna, such as the Raman Reti and Gokulnath Temple, where Krishna grazed cows with his friends. The historical significance and spiritual aura of Gokul attract visitors seeking a connection to Krishna's divine legacy and Hindu mythology.

Q 4: What is Nandgaon known for?

Ans: Nandgaon is known as the childhood home of the foster father of Lord Krishna, Nanda Maharaj. Situated near Mathura in Uttar Pradesh, Nandgaon holds immense prominence for devotees of Lord Krishna. It is known for its "Lathmar Holi," vibrant Holi celebrations where women beat men with sticks, reenacting the playful interactions of Krishna with the Gopis. Nandgaon houses many ancient temples dedicated to Nanda Maharaj and Lord Krishna, attracting pilgrims seeking spiritual enlightenment. The serene surroundings of this town contribute to its allure as a sacred destination.

Q 5: Why should you visit Govardhan?

Ans: Govardhan is a sacred hill that Krishna effortlessly lifted on his finger to protect the villagers from rains caused by Indra. This mythological event, called "Govardhan Puja," symbolizes the triumph of righteousness over adversity and the power of devotion. Visiting Govardhan gives you an opportunity to explore temples dedicated to Lord Krishna. Jatipura temple and Danghati temple are the prime attractions of Govardhan.

Duration : 3 Days / 2 Nights