5-Day Mathura and Vrindavan Exploration Itinerary

Kick off your day with the Mathura Full Day Tour, which covers all major attractions including Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple Complex and Dwarkadhish Temple.

Take a break for lunch at Dasaprakash Restaurant, known for its vegetarian delicacies. Continue your tour post-lunch to explore more temples and ghats along the Yamuna River.

Conclude your day with dinner at Sheel Gopal, where you can enjoy authentic local flavors.

Begin your morning with the Taste of Mathura (2 Hour Guided Food Tasting Tour). This tour will introduce you to local culinary delights that are unique to Mathura.

For lunch, head over to Bansal Foods & Restaurant for some delicious North Indian cuisine. Spend your afternoon visiting local markets and shopping for souvenirs.

End your day with dinner at Bharti Vyanjan, offering an array of traditional dishes in a cozy atmosphere.

Start your final day with a serene visit to the Vishram Ghat, a sacred bathing ghat on the banks of the Yamuna River. This is where Lord Krishna is believed to have rested after defeating the tyrant Kansa.

Enjoy lunch at Madhav Sweets & Restaurant, known for its delectable sweets and savory dishes. After lunch, visit the Government Museum Mathura to explore its extensive collection of ancient artifacts and sculptures.

Conclude your trip with a peaceful evening at 2 Days Mathura and Vrindavan Tour with Aarti and Boat Ride. Experience the divine evening Aarti on the Yamuna River followed by a tranquil boat ride. End your day with dinner at Brijwasi Royal, offering a delightful range of traditional Indian cuisine.

Travel to Vrindavan, just a short drive from Mathura. Begin your day with a visit to the iconic Banke Bihari Temple, one of the most revered temples dedicated to Lord Krishna.

Have lunch at Sagar Ratna, known for its South Indian cuisine. Post-lunch, visit the ISKCON Temple, another significant spiritual site in Vrindavan.

Experience the enchanting evening Aarti ceremony at Prem Mandir. End your day with dinner at Madhuban Restaurant, offering a mix of North Indian and Chinese cuisines.