Mathura/Vrindavan
Mathura/Vrindavan
Introduction
Mathura and Vrindavan, located in the Uttar Pradesh state of India, are among the most sacred pilgrimage sites for Hindus, especially for devotees of Lord Krishna. Mathura is revered as the birthplace of Lord Krishna, while Vrindavan is where Krishna spent his childhood, playing with the gopis, performing divine leelas (miracles), and spreading the message of love and devotion.
These twin cities are known for their ancient temples, vibrant festivals, and spiritual ambiance, attracting millions of pilgrims and tourists from around the world.





- October to March: Ideal time due to pleasant weather, perfect for temple visits and sightseeing.
- Holi (February/March): Experience the grand celebration of colors, especially in Banke Bihari Temple and Barsana.
- Janmashtami (August/September): Witness the divine birth celebrations of Lord Krishna with great enthusiasm.
- Sharad Purnima (October): Known for its special Raas Leela performances in Vrindavan.
- Kartik Month (October/November): Devotees perform the sacred Govardhan Parikrama and Deep Daan at Yamuna Ghats.

- Visit Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi: The birthplace of Lord Krishna, a highly revered pilgrimage site.
- Explore Banke Bihari Temple: Famous for its lively Krishna idol and spiritual ambiance.
- Participate in Yamuna Aarti: Experience the divine evening aarti at Vishram Ghat.
- Radha Raman Temple & ISKCON Temple: Peaceful spots to experience devotional energy.
- Explore Nidhivan: Believed to be the place where Lord Krishna performs Raas Leela at night.
- Visit Prem Mandir: A grand temple depicting Krishna’s life with mesmerizing light shows.
- Enjoy Local Sweets: Try famous Mathura Peda and Makhan-Mishri, associated with Krishna’s childhood.
