Same Day Mathura with Vrindavan Sightseeing Tour Package

Tour Overview

Mathura and Vrindavan are two holy cities of Uttar Pradesh closely associated with the life of Lord Krishna. Mathura was the Lord’s birthplace while Vrindaban was the locale for his childhood days and youthful years.

There are many small and major temples scattered all across Mathura and Vrindaban which would definitely take you back in time to Dwapara Yuga; i.e. the era of Lord Krishna. Pilgrims from far and wide gather at Mathura and Vrindaban to catch glimpses of the various relics from the life of Lord Krishna. Our Mathura & Vrindavan Car Tour Package will take you on a voyage to these fascinating destinations.

Tour Highlights

Sightseeing tour of Mathura.
Visit Krishna Janmabhoomi temple, Dwarkadheesh temple, Mathura museum, and Kans Qila.
Exploration of the famous sites of Vrindavan.
Visit Banke Bihari temple, ISKON Temple, Prem Mandir, Radha Vallabh temple, and Nidhivan.

Itinerary Details

Day 01 – Arrival at Mathura Station

Upon reaching Mathura station, you’ll be greeted by our tour representative who then escorts you to your car/coach and you proceed for a sightseeing tour of Mathura. The places we visit at Mathura are Krishna janmabhoomi temple, Dwarkadheesh temple, Mathura museum, Kans Qila.

Krishna Janmabhoomi temple is said to have been constructed over the cell of the prison within which the lord was born. So, this is said to be the exact birthplace of the Lord. The Dwarkadheesh temple is our next site of visit at Mathura. At the temple the lord is presented in his royal avatar; i.e. as a king and not as a ‘Bal Gopal’ or rustic young cowboy. This temple was set up at Mathura some 150 years back by a Lord Krishna devotee. After this we proceed to visit the Mathura museum. The museum was set up in 1874, has a splendid architecture and exhibits some of the rarest forms of archaeological specimens belonging to the Gupta as well as Kushana period. Kans Qila was set up by Jaipur king Raja Man Singh and was named Kans; maternal uncle of Lord Krishna. The fort exhibits unique fusion of Mughal and Hindu architecture.

After completing our sightseeing of Mathura, we drive to Vrindavan where we visit places like Banke bihari temple, ISKON Temple, Prem Mandir, Radha Vallabh temple, Nidhivan.

We first visit the Banke bihari temple. This temple came into being in the year 1864 and was set up by Swami Haridas. The temple houses the image of Tribhanga murari or Lord Krishna standing in Tribhanga pose. After this we visit the ISKON Temple. ISKON Temple was set up by the International Society for Krishna Consciousness. In the year 1966 this temple came into being and is also referred to as Sri Krishna Balaram Temple. Next we visit the Shama Sham dham or Prem Mandir. It is the most important ashram of the Jagadguru Kripalu Parishat. Next, we proceed to the Radha Vallabh temple. This sacred temple symbolizes the eternal love between Radha-Krishna. Sundardas Bhatnagar had established this temple in the year 1585. Next we visit Nidhivan; the picturesque garden where lord Krishna is said to have carried his Raas-Leela with Radha and the Gopis. The serene ambiance of Nidhivan captivates your heart indeed. After completing the Vrindavan sightseeing, you are driven to Vrindavan station/bus depot where our representative sees you off and you depart for your onward journey back home at the end of this one day tour of Mathura and Vrindavan.

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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 Mathura known for?

Ans: Mathura is believed to be the birthplace of Lord Krishna and holds immense prominence for Hindus. The Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple is the most important worship place in Mathura. It also houses the Government Museum where you can see a wide array of coins, paintings, archaeological artifacts, and sculptures. Mathura ke Pede is one of the most famous delicacies you can try in Mathura.

Q 2: Why should you visit the Krishna Janmabhoomi temple?

Ans: Krishna Janmabhoomi temple is believed to have been built over the cell of the prison within which the lord Krishna took birth. So, this is considered to be the birthplace of Lord Krishna. The temple’s special attraction is the eight-handed goddess Yogmaya. The temple houses five shrines dedicated to Balarama, Subhadra, Radha and Krishna, Sita and Jagannath, and Rama Lakshman.

Q 3: What is Vrindavan known for?

Ans: Vrindavan is a sacred town known to be Lord Krishna’s childhood abode. It holds immense significance for Lord Krishna’s devotees and is a major pilgrimage site. Vrindavan is dotted with many temples dedicated to Radha and Lord Krishna, including the ISKCON Temple, Banke Bihari Temple, and Radha Raman Temple. Vrindavan is also known for its colorful and vibrant festivals, during Holi. The bustling markets, narrow lanes, and the serene Yamuna River create a unique atmosphere.

Q 4: What are the famous temples of Vrindavan?

Ans: Vrindavan is a sacred town with many temples dedicated to Radha and Lord Krishna.
The Banke Bihari Temple, with its Lord Krishna’s black marble idol, attracts devotees from all around the world. The International Society for Krishna Consciousness built the ISKCON Vrindavan. Prem Mandir is another sacred site adorned with intricate marble carvings. Other prominent temples include the Govind Dev Temple, Radha Vallabh Temple, Rangji Temple, and Madan Mohan Temple, each showcasing exquisite architecture.

Q 5: What is so special about Prem Mandir?

Ans: Prem Mandir is renowned for its captivating and unique architecture that showcases beautiful marble carvings depicting Radha and Krishna’s divine Leelas. This temple stands as a symbol of devotion and love. What sets this temple apart is its attention to detail and grandeur, with every inch of its interior and exterior adorned with exquisite craftsmanship. Inside, you can witness scenes from the life of Krishna and Radha, portrayed with exceptional devotion and artistry.

Duration : 01 Day (Full Day)