3 Days Mathura Vrindavan Tour Package from Hyderabad

Day 1 – Arrival in Mathura & First Touch of Gokul

The journey starts the moment you step off the train at Mathura or arrive from Delhi NCR. We’re there, waiting, because this isn’t just a pick-up — it’s the first page of your story here.

After you check into your hotel, we drive towards Gokul. The road is quiet, but in your mind, you’re already imagining little Krishna running barefoot.

• Raman Reti – Sand so soft it almost slips through your fingers like time. This is where Krishna played, and you can feel the laughter in the air.
• Chinta Haram Temple – People come here to leave their worries behind, and somehow, it works.
• Brahmand Ghat – The spot where Yashoda Maa looked into Krishna’s mouth and saw the whole universe. You stand there and wonder what faith really means.

We return to Mathura in the afternoon:

• Dwarkadhish Temple is alive with colour, sound, and the constant hum of devotion.
• At Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi, you stand on sacred ground — this is where the story began.
• Vishram Ghat is calm, holding the memory of Krishna resting after defeating Kansa.
• Kans Qila feels like a page from history, its stones keeping secrets of battles long past.

By evening, you’re back at the hotel. The day has been long, but sleep comes easily when your heart is this full.

Day 2 – Vrindavan’s Heartbeat & Night of Lights

Morning in Vrindavan has its own sound — temple bells, birds, and the soft murmur of prayers.

We begin with the places that make Vrindavan what it is:

• Banke Bihari Temple – One look at Krishna here and you forget the world.
• ISKCON Temple – Music, chants, and a wave of devotion you can almost hold in your hands.
• Rangnath Ji Temple – A touch of South Indian architecture in the middle of Braj.
• Kaanch Ka Mandir – Light dances on glass in a way that makes you pause.
• Mata Vaishno Devi Temple – Strong, quiet, and filled with faith.

Evening in Vrindavan is different — it’s softer, slower, and somehow more magical:

• Pagal Baba Temple glows warmly, standing tall against the sky.
• Nidhivan feels alive with mystery. People say Krishna comes here every night, and the silence almost agrees.
• Prem Mandir Light Show – The temple lit up against the night is a sight you don’t want to look away from.

Back at the hotel, you eat, you rest, and part of you can’t wait for tomorrow.

Day 3 – Goverdhan’s Faith, Nandgaon’s Love & Barsana’s Beauty

We start early. The sky is still stretching into the day. The air smells fresh, almost like it knows this is the last part of your trip.

In Goverdhan:

• Goverdhan Temple reminds you of the time Krishna lifted the hill to protect his people.
• Radha Kund is quiet, sacred, and feels like it belongs to another world.
• Kusum Sarovar is peaceful — the kind of place where you sit for a while without saying anything.

In Nandgaon:

• Nand Bhawan is where Krishna’s childhood played out, and you can almost hear it in the wind.

In Barsana:

• Radha Rani Temple waits at the top of the hill, and with each step, you feel closer to her story.
• Rangili Mahal is full of colour and charm, like a joyful memory that refuses to fade.

By evening, we drop you at Mathura or Delhi Railway Station. You’ll carry photos, yes — but you’ll also carry something deeper. Because this trip isn’t just about seeing Braj.
It’s about feeling it.