Mathura Vrindavan Special Tour – 2 Nights

Tour Overview

Book the 2-night 3-Day Mathura - Vrindavan Tour to enjoy the perfect mix of spirituality, culture, and history in one place. Vrindavan and Mathura are renowned pilgrimage sites that hold immense significance in Hindu mythology. Vrindavan is a mystical town where you can experience the eternal love story of Radha and Krishna. The city is dotted with hundreds of Radha and Lord Krishna temples scattered throughout. ISKCON temple and Banke Bihari temple are the most famous among them. As you explore the famous temples dedicated to Radha and Krishna, follow in the footsteps of Krishna. The traditional music and rhythmic beats will fill the air as you witness folk performances showcasing the divine couple's love.

Mathura is another sacred Hindu destination dotted with numerous religious and historical sites. In the ancient period, it was a hub for caravan routes. Apart from being a famous pilgrimage site, it is known to be a part of the seven cities that are sacred spots for the Hindus. Book the 2-night 3-Day Mathura - Vrindavan Tour to feel the spiritual energy pervading these two regions.

Tour Highlights

Soak in the blissful atmosphere of the Dwarkadhish Temple and Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi.
Explore Gokul, the place where Krishna spent his childhood.
Visit the Chaurasi Khamba, Gokul Temple, Chinta Haran Temple, and Brahmand Ghat.
Witness the Yamuna Aarti.
Sightseeing tour of Vrindavan.

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Day 01 – Delhi – Mathura - Gokul

On the first day of the tour, you'll drive early in the morning to Mathura, one of the seven holy cities visited by thousands of devotees every year. It has a rich cultural heritage and recites many stories of Lord Krishna's life. You'll be picked up by our driver from Delhi or any other location that falls close by at 6 am. After arriving at Mathura, you'll stop by the Dwarkadhish Temple and Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi. Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi has been built around the jail where Yashoda gave birth to Lord Krishna. The actual place where Lord Krishna took birth has now been converted into a sacred temple known as Garbhagriha. Another well-known destination in Mathura is the Dwarakadheesh Temple, which was founded over 250 years ago by Vajranabh, the great-grandson of Lord Krishna. Mythological figures and tales are beautifully etched into the walls.

After this enchanting visit, you will travel to Gokul, the location where Lord Krishna spent his whole childhood. Numerous temples and Ghats, including the Chaurasi Khamba, Chinta Haran Temple, Gokul Temple, and Brahmand Ghat, can be found scattered across Gokul. After swallowing some mud while playing, Krishna showed his foster mother, Yashoda, the whole world in his mouth at Brahmand Ghat. An ancient temple with a view of the Yamuna River is located atop the Ghat. Chinta Haran Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is renowned for its intricate architecture and blissful ambiance. Those who visit the temple and pray to Chintaharan Mahadev are believed to be relieved of their tensions and anxieties.

After the blissful exploration of the sacred sites, you'll witness the Yamuna Aarti and feel a unique kind of satisfaction. After soaking in the blissful atmosphere and uplifting your soul with rhythmic chants during the Aarti, you will return to your hotel and have an overnight stay.
Day 02 – Explore Vrindavan

Enjoy a hearty breakfast, and then head to Vrindavan. Vrindavan is a sacred town renowned for its mesmerizing vibes and tranquil ambiance. It is the place where Krishna spent most of his childhood days. Post arrival, you will be taken to the most prominent sites, such as the Mata Vaishno Devi Temple, Nidhivan, Rangji Temple, ISKCON Temple, Pagalbaba Temple, Bankey Bihari Temple and Shanti Kunj. Nidhivan is also known as the Tulsi Forest. It is the place where Banke Bihari's idol appeared first after Swami Haridas' utmost devotion and prayer. The complex is dotted with many trees that are hollow from the inside, but the leaves remain green. According to the locals, these ground-touching trees transform into Gopis during nighttime. For devotees, Nidhivan is the live abode of God where Krishna performs Raslila with Radha and other Gopis everyday. You're not allowed to go to Nidhivan after sunset. ISKCON Temple is another popular attraction in Vrindavan's Raman Reti area. The temple is visited by thousands of devotees from all over the world. People who visit the temple are spellbound by the Bhagavad Geeta classes and Aarti that are held here daily.

As the day comes to an end, you'll head to Prem Mandir. This holy site is dedicated to Sita Ram and Radha Krishna. You'll enjoy the sound and light show at Prem Mandir. After the show is over, you will be dropped off at your pre-arranged hotel, and you will have a delightful stay.
Day 03 – Goverdhan – Nandgaon - Barsana

Post a yummy breakfast, you will pack your bags and check out from your hotel as you'll embark on a pleasant excursion to Goverdhan. This place is far away from the hustle and bustle of city life, giving visitors a chance to reflect upon their lives. You'll first visit the Goverdhan Temple, renowned for its sanctified vibrations that have the power to purify your soul. After that, you will head to Kusum Sarovar and Radha Kund, which hold immense relevance in Hindu mythology. Kusum Sarovar is a popular tourist destination in the Braj region visited by devotees from all over the country. When visiting the Sarovar, don't forget to appreciate the magnificent structures surrounding the Sarovar. Radha Kund is another popular attraction in the Mathura district. It holds spiritual significance for Lord Krishna devotees and is associated with the Radha and Krishna's eternal love. You'll also stop by Jatipura to learn about its cultural treasures.

After exploring Govardhan, you'll head to the Nand Gaon, a beautiful village built on the hilltop by Nand Baba to protect infant Krishna from the attack of demons sent by Kansa. The village has unique traditions and folk fares you won't experience anywhere else in the world. You'll visit Nand Mahal, which is also known as Nand Baba's house. Another beautiful visit you'll visit is Barsana, Radha Rani's birthplace. It is dotted with beautiful temples and has a unique vibe. You'll visit the Radha Rani Temple, which was established around 5000 years ago by King Vajranabh, who is known to be the great-grandson of Krishna. You'll then head to the Rangili Mahal. The Mahal houses a big Satsang hall with Shri Radha Krishna's pastimes images all around the venue. You'll also find here waterfalls, landscaped gardens, and other attractions. As the day ends, you'll return back to Delhi taking back happy memories of the trip.

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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 Gokul known for?

Ans: Gokul is a small town in Uttar Pradesh’s Mathura district. It is believed to be the place where Krishna spent his childhood. Nand Bhavan is the prime attraction of Gokul as it is believed to be the place where young Balaram and Krishna lived. Some other popular attractions in the town are Utkhal -- the place where Mother Yashoda tied young Krishna for stealing butter and Mud Temple – the site where Krishna killed demons. You can also visit Brahmand Ghat where Yashoda saw the entire world inside the mouth of Krishna.

Q 2: Why should you visit Barsana?

Ans: Barsana is known to be the birthplace of Sri Radha Rani, Lord Krishna’s beloved. It has many temples dedicated to Radha’s upbringing and life. This religious destination celebrates Lord Krishna’s association with Radha Rani and the town. Barsana is also renowned worldwide for its Lathmar Holi wherein people play Holi with shields and sticks along with colours. Other famous pilgrimage spots are Sankari Khor, Man Mandir, Rangeeli Mahal, and Mor Kutir Mandir.

Q 3: Why should you visit Nand Gaon?

Ans: Nand Gaon is believed to be the place Nand Baba constructed to safeguard Krishna from the demons sent by Kansa. The town’s main attraction is the main temple constructed on top of Nandishwara Hill. It is believed that Shiva prayed to Krishna to watch his transcendental pastimes. Krishna granted the wish of Lord Shiva after years of penance. The ambiance of this town is imbued with devotion and reverence, offering pilgrims the ideal place for reflection and prayer amidst its hallowed halls.

Q 4: Why should you visit Bankey Bihari Temple?

Ans: Bankey Bihari Temple is one of the most sacred sites for devotees who want to build a connection with Krishna's eternal love and divine presence. Nestled in Vrindavan’s heart, this sacred temple is one of the most famous pilgrimage sites dedicated to Lord Krishna. It is believed to be the site where Bankey Bihariji, Lord Krishna’s manifestation, revealed himself to the world. You can visit this temple to offer prayers, seek blessings, and partake in the divine darshan. Lord Shiva also visited a mountain in Nandgaon leaving behind the dust from his feet.

Q 5: What is the prominence of Barsana?

Ans: Barsana holds immense significance in Hindu mythology and birthplace of Radha Rani, Lord Krishna’s divine consort. It is located amidst the Braj Bhumi’s serene landscapes and resonates with echoes of divine love and ancient folklore making it a well-known pilgrimage site. This quaint village is steeped in timeless devotion and mythological tales drawing pilgrims from all around the world. The Radha Rani Temple is the main attraction of Barsana built by King Vajranabh around 5000 years ago.