Top attractions include:

• Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi
• Dwarkadhish Temple
• Banke Bihari Temple
• Prem Mandir
• ISKCON Temple Vrindavan
• Vishram Ghat

Most temples in Braj follow a “split schedule.” They typically open early morning, close in the afternoon for the deity’s rest, and reopen in the evening:

• Morning: 7:00 AM – 12:00 PM

   

• Evening: 4:30 PM – 9:00 PM

• Note: Prem Mandir is best visited after sunset (around 7:00 PM) to see the spectacular lighting and musical fountain.

Yes, but it will be tight. A typical one-day itinerary includes Krishna Janmabhoomi, Dwarkadhish Temple, Banke Bihari, and Prem Mandir before returning to Delhi in the evening.

Yes. Many tour operators provide accessible vehicles and help with temple visits, though some locations have narrow lanes and steps, so advance notice helps with arrangements.

You can extend your trip to include Gokul, Barsana, Govardhan Hill, Nandgaon, and Agra (Taj Mahal) — all within 1–2 hours’ drive.

A 1-day trip is possible for a quick darshan, but a 2-day trip lets you explore more peacefully and include nearby sites like Gokul, Barsana, and Govardhan.

Yes, both cities are generally safe. However, the lanes are narrow and can get extremely crowded. It is best to avoid secluded areas after 9:00 PM and stick to well-lit, popular temple zones.

The ideal time is from October to March when the weather is pleasant.

• Festivals: If you want to experience the grandeur of celebrations, plan for Janmashtami (August 15–16, 2026) or Holi (March 3, 2027).

   

• Summer Warning: Avoid May and June, as temperatures can soar above 42°C, making temple hopping physically exhausting.

• By Train: Nearest station is Mathura Junction
• By Road: Well connected from Delhi and Agra
• By Air: Nearest airport is in Delhi

Yes, professional guides are available. Booking a guide helps in understanding the spiritual significance of each temple.

Prices vary depending on:

• Duration (1–3 days)
• Hotel category
• Transport type

Typically starts from ₹2,000 – ₹8,000 per person.

Yes, with a 2–3 day itinerary, you can easily include Gokul and Barsana.

Maharaj Ji usually gives darshan at or near Shri Hit Radha Keli Kunj Sangha / Ashram (Sant Niwas) in Vrindavan, often also at associated places such as Saubhari Kund area depending on the day and season.

• Morning darshan/satsang around 6:30–8:00 AM (sometimes 7:00–9:00 AM).

• Evening darshan or bhajan sandhya around 4:00–6:30 PM, sometimes extending to 7:30 PM.

Exact timings may change; it is advisable to check local notices or the official ashram/website before visiting.

This is called Ekantik Vartalap. It is not an “open meeting” and requires a strict process:

• Registration: You must visit Radha Keli Kunj in person. Registration usually opens after 9:00 AM.

• ID Requirement: You must carry a valid Aadhaar Card or government ID.

• The Question: You must write your question down. It must be related to Spirituality (Adhyatma) or Bhakti. Questions about worldly problems (business, lawsuits, health) are often not selected.

• Selection: Disciples review the questions, and only a limited number of people are invited for the session.

Yes, Sunday satsang is especially popular, generally held 9:00 AM to around 12:00 PM, including bhajans, darshan, and sometimes spiritual discourses.

Most general darshan and satsang sessions are free for all devotees and do not require online booking; devotees can simply attend within the scheduled timings.

For personal vartalaap, devotees are usually advised to carry:

• A genuine question or doubt (written or explained clearly).

• A government ID (e.g., Aadhaar card) and the darshan token received at registration.

You can book directly through our website by filling an enquiry form or call and what’s app, or send us an email. Our contact details are available on the website.

Tours accept credit/debit cards and mobile payments. Many operators offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.