Tour Overview of Mathura Vrindavan Tour Package:
This 3-day Mathura Vrindavan Tour takes you on a spiritual journey to Mathura and Vrindavan, the sacred lands of Lord Krishna. You will visit beautiful temples, peaceful ghats, and historic sites, experiencing the divine charm of these holy towns.
About the places of Mathura Vrindavan Tour Package:
Prem Mandir:
Prem Mandir is one of the major attractions of Vrindavan in the Mathura district. In this beautifully carved temple, two main Hindu deities, Radha Krishna and Sita Rama are worshiped. These gods are believed to be the incarnations of Lord Vishnu and Laxmi Ji.
From Shree Banke Bihari temple, the Prem Mandir is 3.6 km away.
Iskcon temple:
The Iskcon Temple of Vrindavan is also famous for the name of Shree Krishna-Balram Mandir. This temple is devoted to Lord Krishna and his elder brother, Lord Balrama. Festivals of Janmashtami, Radha Ashtami, Holi, and Guru Purnima are celebrated auspiciously here. It is also located in Vrindavan, Mathura District. From Shri Banke Bihari Temple, it is 1.8 km away.
Dwarkadhish Temple:
Shree Dwarkadhish temple is located in Mathura. This temple enshrines Lord Krishna in his Dwarkanath identity along with her beloved goddess, Shree Radharani. The fascinating architecture and its intricate carvings attract most of the devotees. In addition, the idol of God is heavily embedded in the gems and jewels. From Shree Banke Bihari temple, Dwarkadhish is 11 km away.
Vishram Ghat:
The Vishram Ghat of Mathura is a Bathing ghat on the banks of river Yamuna. According to Hindu mythology, it’s said that after killing the Kamsa, Lord Krishna came here to rest and hence, it is called the Vishram Ghat as The rest place. The traditional parikrama of the Mathura starts here, completes a circle, and ends here, too. From the Mathura junction, it is 3.7 km away.
Govind Dev Temple:
The Govind Dev Temple in Vrindavan belongs to the medieval period and was built by the King of Amer, Raja Man Singh, in 1590 AD. Its structural style is highly influenced by Greek architecture, which makes it stand out among the others. Many visitors come here to admire the marvelous carvings of the interior of this temple and Govind Deva is worshiped here.
From Banke Bihari Temple, it is 1.4 km away.
Rangaji Temple:
The Rangaji Temple of Vrindavan is a straight-out piece of fine arts that is designed both in North Indian and South Indian architectural styles. In the temple, Lord Vishnu and his wife, Goddess Laxmi, are revered and paid obedience to. Rangaji Temple is also considered one of the largest temples of Vrindavan.
From Shree Banke Bihari Temple, it is 2.7 km away.
Banke Bihari Temple:
Shree Banke Bihari Temple is the holiest and most honored temple of Vrindavan. The beautifully adorned idol of Banke Bihari ji is installed here. Thousands of visitors come here to have darshans of God and the temple compound is crowded throughout the year. Swami Haridas used to worship the same icon, which was initially enshrined in Nidhivan and was taken here later.
Radhavallabh Temple:
The Radhavallabh name refers to Lord Krishna and Radha ji. It belonged to and maintained by the Radhavallabh succession. The flower decoration of the inner sanctum is called the Phool Bangla and looks so impressive and mesmerizing. One must visit this temple which is near the Banke Bihari temple.
From there, it is only 350m away.
Madan Mohan Temple:
The spellbinding Madan Mohan Temple of Vrindavan is the most revered. It is situated on the banks of the Yamuna River near kaliya ghat. It is said that the idol of the Temple is the exact form of Krishna’s from his waist down.
From Shree Banke Bihari temple, it is 280 meters away.
