One Day Delhi to Mathura & Vrindavan Tour Package

Tour Overview

Mathura and Vrindavan are two of the holiest destinations that every Hindu must visit at least once in their lifetimes. However, due to our busy schedule and fast paced lives, we do not get enough time to dedicate to have a detailed tour. If you're pressed for time yet want to have a magical trip to Vrindavan and Mathura, then the same-day Tour should be your go-to choice. This tour starts in Delhi and takes you through the famous attractions of these holy sites. See both these cities come alive with the chanting of Hare Rama Hare Krishna. Mathura is a sacred destination known to be the birthplace of Lord Krishna. Every corner of Mathura reverberates with the presence of Krishna. Vrindavan is another holy destination where Krishna performed many miraculous acts and charmed his devotees. From Banke Bihari Temple to Nidhivan and Seva Kunj to Sri Ashta Sakhi Temple, you will visit many popular sites. Book the Delhi Mathura Vrindavan same-day Tour package now to explore both these destinations in the shortest possible time.

Tour Highlights

Sightseeing tour of Mathura.
Visit Shri Krishna Janmabhumi, the birthplace of Lord Krishna.
Explore the sacred sites of Vrindavan.
Visit the Banke Bihari temple and ISKCON temple.
Admire the architectural beauty of Prem Mandir.
Experience the mysterious vibes of Nidhivan.

Itinerary Details

The one-day Delhi Mathura Vrindavan tour package will take you to Mathura, the birthplace of Lord Krishna. This holy town is dotted with numerous temples and sacred destinations dating back to different ages. It is visited by a large number of devotees from all around the world, especially during Janmashtami and Holi. The most famous tourist destination in Mathura is Shri Krishna Janmabhumi, where Lord Krishna was born. You can see here the jail where Krishna was born. Besides the jail, you can also see here a magnificent temple dedicated to Lord Krishna. Mathura's tourist destinations, remains of old houses, and narrow by lanes will make your holiday even more memorable. Vrindavan is also a surreal destination with thousands of temples and ancient sites. It is one of the oldest cities and an important destination for Lord Krishna's devotees. The city's name has been derived from Vrinda, which means basil, and van, which refers to small groves at Seva Kunj and Nidhivan. You'll find here many temples of Radha and Lord Krishna, the most famous ones being the world-famous ISKCON temple and Banke Bihari temple.

At around 6 am, our driver will pick you up from Delhi/NCR, and you will enjoy a scenic drive to Vrindavan and Mathura. You'll have to inform the driver about your desired pick-up point in advance so that there isn't any unnecessary delay on the day of the trip. Mathura is an ancient city where Lord Krishna took birth. You'll explore the famous sites of Mathura and then proceed to Vrindavan. After sightseeing Vrindavan's popular attractions, you will return back to Delhi by the evening. You will be dropped by our driver to your desired location and this would mark the end of the tour.

Places to visit in Mathura

Govardhan Hill :Govardhan Hill is a popular destination mentioned in the Holy Bhagavad Gita. All the worshippers of Lord Krishna worship the hill's stones. The hill is made of sandstone and has a height of 80 ft.

Dwarkadhish Temple :Constructed in 1814, the Dwarkadhish Temple boasts magnificent architecture and paintings. Among its many works of art are a series of ceiling paintings that depict the various aspects of Lord Krishna's life. This temple is renowned for its unique beauty and historical significance.

Nand Gaon :Located in the Nandishwar Hills is the ancient town of Nand Gaon, which served as the adopted home for Lord Krishna's parents. Scattered throughout the hills are several temples, including Udhav Kyaro, Nritya Gopal, Gopinath, and Nand Nandan.

Radha Kund :To cleanse your soul and wash away sins, take a dip into the waters of Radha Kund. This revered site near Govardhan Hill is known for its magical water. The undying love between Radha and Krishna is symbolized by Radha Kund.

Birla Mandir :On the Mathura-Vrindavan Road lies the Birla Mandir. It was built in honor of Lord Lakshmi Narayan and is renowned for its magnificent architecture and paintings.

Places to visit in Vrindavan

Banke Bihari Temple :Banke Bihari Mandir is dedicated to Lord Krishna. It is among the seven famous temples of Thakur of Vrindavan. The unique thing about this temple is that the image of Lord Krishna appears in the form of a child in the Tribhanga position.

Nidhivan :Nidhivan is one of the most mysterious places in Vrindavan. It is believed that Lord Krishna visits this place every night to perform Raas Leela with Gopis. Nobody is allowed to enter Nidhivan in the evening.

Radha Raman Temple :This temple was constructed by Gopala Bhatta Gosvami in 1542. The main deity of the temple is believed to be self-manifested from the Shaligram-Shila. You won't be able to see here an idol of Radha but a crown has been placed near Lord Krishna's statue depicting the presence of Radha.

ISKCON Vrindavan :This temple is situated in Vrindavan's Raman Reti area and is renowned for its splendid architecture and grand design. The temple is also called Sri Sri Krishna Balaram Mandir and is dedicated to Lord Krishna and his brother Balram.

Prem Mandir :The architectural beauty of the Prem Mandir makes it one of its kind in Vrindavan. It is also called the "Temple of God's Love" and is dedicated to Sita Ram and Radha Krishna. Adorned with intricate carvings and constructed out of white marble, this temple is one of the most sacred places in Vrindavan.

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Inclusion and Exclusion

Inclusions

Well-maintained cab or taxi for a round trip to Srisailam from Hyderabad and then a return trip to Hyderabad from Srisailam with 500 Kms limit (The calculation of the Kilometer will be made from our garage to garage)
GST will be charged at 5%
Transfers and sightseeing of the famous attractions as per the itinerary
Drop and pickup from your home or hotel

It is important to note that other car rental agencies only offer around 425 km in the package. But we strive to offer you more value hence we have chosen a car rental agency that offers around 500 km! (This is basically the minimum km needed to cover most of the sightseeing places in Srisailam)

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: How long does the entire tour of the Somnath city take?

Ans: It is a typical 12 hours tour that includes the visits to the temples and time spent at the beach, so it is suggested to schedule your tour timings accordingly in order to cover all important monuments and temples

Q 2: What kind of vehicle is provided in the tour?

Ans: You will be provided with an exclusive car for your group/family. It could be a Sedan or SUV depending on the number of passengers

Q 3: Do we need to give any extra allowances to the driver for food or stay?

Ans: All the driver allowances are included in the package, you don’t need to give them any extra charges

Q 4: What time is ideal to schedule the day sightseeing for Somnath?

Ans: It is suggested to start as early as you can in the morning, so that you can visit all the important places and enjoy them thoroughly

Q 5: What is the cancellation policy?

Ans: Even if you cancel 24 hours before the tour time, you will be charged 20% of the total amount, however, if you book and don’t show up, your 100% booking amount will be charged as a cancellation charge.

Q 6: What is Mathura known for?

Ans: Mathura is known to be Krishna’s birthplace. It houses numerous religious and historical sites. The prime attraction of Mathura is the Shri Krishna Janmasthan, Lord Krishna’s birthplace. Mathura also houses the Government Museum which houses archaeological artifacts, sculptures, coins, and paintings. Mathura ke Pede is also known worldwide for its mild flavors and wonderful taste. You can also visit Kusum Sarovar, a water reservoir surrounded from all sides by sandstone buildings.

Q 7: Why should you visit Nidhivan?

Ans: Nidhivan is a sacred forest and a mysterious place where Lord Krishna is believed to perform Raas Leela every night. Due to this, Nidhivan’s doors close after the evening Aarti for devotees and priests. Even animals and birds leave this place in the evening. Inside, you will find makeup items and ornaments near the Rang Mahal temple’s bed. It is believed that during the night all trees transform into Gopis and dance with Radha Rani and Lord Krishna.

Q 8: What prominence does the Banke Bihari temple hold?

Ans: The Banke Bihari Temple holds lots of prominence among Lord Krishna’s devotees. The temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna’s childhood form Banke Bihari and is one of the most revered sites in India. As per the legend, Banke Bihari’s idol in the temple appeared on its own and has not been sculpted by humans. The deity is depicted with a mischievous demeanor, standing with a flute in hand in a three-fold bending posture. Devotees believe that by visiting the temple their wishes could be fulfilled.

Q 9: Why should you visit Prem Mandir?

Ans: Prem Mandir is a divine sanctuary of devotion and love dedicated to Radha and Lord Krishna. It is known for its exquisite grandeur and architectural beauty. The temple complex has ornate sculptures and intricate marble carvings depicting scenes from Lord Krishna and Radha’s life. The majestic domes, intricately embellished facades, and soaring spires create a visually enchanting environment. The serene surroundings of the temple and the melodious chanting of Bhajans and sacred mantras, create a blissful environment for inner reflection and meditation.

Q 10: What are the famous attractions of Vrindavan?

Ans: Vrindavan is dotted with many popular attractions that offer an insight into its vibrant present and divine past. The Banke Bihari Temple is one of the prime attractions of Vrindavan dedicated to Lord Krishna’s childhood form Banke Bihari. Another must-visit destination is the Prem Mandir, a temple dedicated to Radha and Krishna’s divine love. Vrindavan also houses the ISKCON Temple, dedicated to its founder, Srila Prabhupada and International Society for Krishna Consciousness.