• Mathura: Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple, Dwarkadhish Temple, Vishram Ghat, Geeta Mandir (Birla Mandir), Gokul Nath Temple, 84 Khamba, Brahmand Ghat.
• Vrindavan: Banke Bihari Temple, ISKCON Temple, Nidhivan, Prem Mandir, Rangaji Temple, Radha Raman Temple, Seva Kunj, Yamuna River & Keshi Ghat.

Transportation between Mathura and Vrindavan is included in the tour package. Except the places where private Vehicles are not allowed use E-Rickshaw there for temple darshan. 

Yes, the tour itinerary can be customized to suit your preferences. You can modify the number of sites you want to visit or request changes to the schedule, depending on your interests and time constraints.

Yes, the tour is suitable for elderly people and those with limited mobility. However, some temples and ghats might involve walking and steps. It’s recommended to inform the tour operator about any special needs, so arrangements can be made to ensure a comfortable experience.

The tour typically starts around 7:00 AM on the first day and ends by 8:00 PM on the second day. However, the exact times may vary depending on the operator and group preferences.

Breakfast is included.

Yes, many temples, including the ISKCON Temple and Banke Bihari Temple, hold evening Aartis. If the itinerary allows, you will be able to attend these spiritual rituals.

Yes, it is recommended to book the tour in advance to ensure availability, especially during peak tourist seasons like festivals (Holi, Janmashtami, etc.).

While there is no strict dress code, it’s advisable to wear modest clothing, covering your shoulders and knees. Avoid wearing revealing or inappropriate clothing when visiting temples.

Photography is allowed at most temples, but some temples or areas may have restrictions. Always check with the temple authorities before taking pictures, especially during religious ceremonies or in sensitive areas.

Mathura and Vrindavan are well-connected by road, rail, and air. You can take a train to Mathura Junction or we can provide pickup facility  from Delhi/Agra/ near by Area.  

Comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, water bottle, a hat or scarf for protection from the sun, a camera (if allowed), and any personal items you may need during the day. Also, don’t forget to carry your identification and any necessary tickets.

Yes, you can extend the tour for additional days. You can contact us  for customized  tour packages if you wish to explore more temples or nearby attractions.

Yes, most temples in Mathura and Vrindavan are open every day, with the exception of certain special occasions or religious festivals when timings may vary. However, it’s advisable to check the temple timings in advance, as some may have different visiting hours.

Yes, on your demand we can provide an experienced guide who will explain the history, significance, and mythology behind the temples and sacred sites. The guide will ensure that you get the most out of your spiritual experience.

Mathura is approximately 3 hours away from Delhi by car (around 150 km), and Vrindavan is about 20-30 minutes from Mathura. The two cities are quite close to each other, making it easy to explore both in a short time.

The boat ride at Yamuna River is one of the highlights of the tour, especially at places like Keshi Ghat and Vishram Ghat. The boat ride offers a serene and spiritual experience, and you’ll get to see the ghats and temples from the river. The cost of the boat ride is typically not included in the package, so it’s an additional expense if you choose to take it.

Yes, visiting Mathura and Vrindavan during festivals like Janmashtami (celebrating Lord Krishna’s birth), Holi, and Radha Ashtami can be an extraordinary experience. However, the temples can be crowded during such times, and special arrangements may be needed for your visit. At these times you have to book your Tour Package in advance to avoid Inconvenience. 

Yes, Mathura and Vrindavan are famous for their local handicrafts, religious items, and sweets. You can buy peeda (sweet), jewelry, prayer beads, and other souvenirs. Markets near the temples, such as the area around the Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple and Vrindavan's Keshi Ghat, offer a variety of local goods.

Most temples in Mathura and Vrindavan welcome devotees of all religions. However, there are a few general rules, such as removing shoes before entering the temple premises, dressing modestly, and avoiding loud behavior. Additionally, some temples have specific guidelines for photography, so always check with the authorities.

Yes, the temples and ghats are family-friendly and suitable for children. They can learn about the culture, history, and spirituality. However, ensure that young children are kept under supervision, especially near the river and crowded areas.

Yes, both Mathura and Vrindavan are generally safe for tourists. As with any travel destination, it’s always advisable to be aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded places. Keep your belongings safe and follow the guidance of your tour guide for a smooth experience.

You can book the tour individually or as part of a group.

• The region has a warm climate, so it’s recommended to stay hydrated, wear sunscreen, and carry a hat. If you have specific medical conditions, it's advisable to carry necessary medications with you.

Yes, yes Tirtha Darshan  offers customized packages for larger groups or families. we can provide a private vehicle, a dedicated guide, and personalized services for a more comfortable and private experience.