4 Days Mathura Vrindavan Ayodhya Tour

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Day 1 – Mathura & Vrindavan: Walking Through Krishna’s Childhood

Morning starts early in Gokul, where the lanes still whisper tales of little Krishna.

• Nand Bhawan Temple – The home where Krishna grew up under Nand Baba’s care. It’s easy to picture a young boy running around here.
• Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple – The exact spot where Krishna was born. Standing here, you feel the air heavy with history and devotion.
• Dwarkadhish Temple – Alive with colours, chants, and a constant hum of faith.

In the evening, we step into Vrindavan:

• Prem Mandir – The temple lights up like a dream, telling Radha-Krishna’s story through its carvings and colours.
• Banke Bihari Temple – A place where one glimpse of the deity can stay with you for a lifetime.
• ISKCON Temple – Music, chants, and the peaceful glow of evening aarti fill your heart before we return to the hotel.

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Day 2 – Barsana’s Love, Goverdhan’s Faith & Journey to Ayodhya

The day begins in Barsana:

• Radha Rani Temple – Perched on a hill, dedicated to Radha’s love and devotion. The climb is worth every step.
• Lathmar Holi Grounds – Quiet now, but alive in memory with the colours of Braj’s most playful festival.

We continue to Goverdhan:

• Radha Kund – A sacred pond, peaceful and deeply revered by devotees.
• Govardhan Hill – Known for Krishna lifting it to protect his people. You may walk a part of the parikrama or simply sit and take in the view.

By afternoon, we begin our drive to Ayodhya. It’s a 7–8 hour journey through changing landscapes. By the time we check into the hotel, Ayodhya’s temple bells are already calling.

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Day 3 – Ayodhya: The City of Lord Rama

Morning in Ayodhya feels different — calm, sacred, and full of stories.

• Ram Janmabhoomi Temple – Standing here, you know you are at the birthplace of Lord Rama.
• Hanuman Garhi – A hilltop temple with wide views of the city, dedicated to Hanuman’s unwavering devotion.
• Kanak Bhawan – Said to be a gift from Kaikeyi to Sita, this temple shines with elegance.
• Nageshwarnath Temple – Dedicated to Lord Shiva, its legend ties it closely to Lord Rama’s own sons.

Evening is free to wander Ayodhya’s streets or rest for the day ahead.

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Day 4 – Ayodhya’s Last Glance & Farewell

Before departure, we explore more of Ayodhya’s soul:

• Sita Ki Rasoi – A symbolic kitchen that tells a quieter part of Sita’s story.
• Dashrath Mahal – The royal home of Rama’s father, rich in history.
• Kanak Bhawan Museum – Paintings, sculptures, and artifacts that bring the Ramayana to life.
• Guptar Ghat – A serene spot on the Sarayu River, perfect for a quiet boat ride.
• Ramkatha Park – Cultural performances and storytelling make the Ramayana feel close and real.
• Ram Ki Paidi – End the journey with evening aarti by the river, followed by a light and sound show that narrates Rama’s life under the night sky.

By night, as we drop you for your onward journey, you’ll realise — this wasn’t just a tour. It was a walk through two great epics, each step stitched with devotion.