4 Days Mathura Vrindavan Agra Tour from Mumbai

Day 1 – Delhi Arrival, Gokul’s Quiet Magic & Mathura’s Soul

When your flight from Mumbai lands in Delhi, the air feels different. We meet you there — your journey’s first step already in motion. The drive to Gokul is not long, but it feels like passing into another time.

• Nand Bhavan Temple – Walls that have seen Krishna’s boyhood, still holding the laughter and stories of those days.
• Sacred Yamuna River – The water flows as it always has; take a dip if you wish, and feel the weight of years dissolve.

From Gokul, we move to Mathura:

• Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple – The ground beneath your feet is the birthplace of Krishna. Some places are visited; this one is experienced.

After lunch and some rest, the evening unfolds:

• Dwarkadhish Temple – Bright, crowded, alive with aarti chants that seem to rise into the sky.
• Vishram Ghat – The Yamuna glows in the soft light; people pray, lamps float, and for a moment, time stops.

We return to the hotel in Mathura for the night — but part of you is still at the ghat.

Day 2 – Vrindavan’s Temples & Evening Devotion

We leave early for Vrindavan, the air fresh with morning.

• Banke Bihari Temple – One glance at Krishna here, and it’s as if he’s looking right back.
• Local Breakfast – Hot kachoris and jalebi from a shop that’s been serving for decades.

Late morning:

• Prem Mandir – White marble and carvings that tell Krishna’s life in stone. In sunlight, it’s beautiful; in your heart, it’s unforgettable.

After lunch and rest, the evening draws us into the heart of devotion:

• ISKCON Temple – Chants, music, and a peace that wraps around you like a shawl.

We spend the night in Vrindavan, the streets outside still humming with prayers.

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

The road to Goverdhan begins at sunrise.

• Goverdhan Hill – Walking here feels like walking beside a story; every turn is a reminder of Krishna’s protection.

Breakfast is simple and warm, then we head to Barsana:

• Radha Rani Temple – At the top of the hill, the view stretches far, and you wonder how many have stood here before you.
• Ladliji Temple – Quiet, small, and deeply personal in its devotion.

After lunch and rest, Nandgaon awaits:

• Nand Bhavan Temple – Krishna’s childhood home, still filled with warmth.
• Pan Sarovar – A lake where stillness has its own depth.

We return to Vrindavan for dinner and overnight stay, carrying the day’s moments like small treasures.

Day 4 – Agra’s Wonder & Journey’s End

We start early, the roads leading us towards Agra.

• Taj Mahal – It’s not just the white marble; it’s the way it makes you pause and breathe slower.
• Agra Fort – Red stone walls, palaces, and echoes of history.
• Lunch – Freshly made Mughlai dishes in a local restaurant.
• Itmad-ud-Daula (Baby Taj) – Smaller, yes, but detailed like a piece of fine jewellery.

By evening, we’re back in Delhi. Your trip ends, but Braj never really leaves you.