5 Days Exploring Vrindavan and Mathura Itinerary

Begin your day with breakfast at The 11th Street Cafe. Then visit the ISKCON Vrindavan Temple, also known as Sri Krishna-Balaram Mandir. This temple is an important spiritual center for devotees from around the world.

Have lunch at Anandam Food Circle before exploring the local markets of Vrindavan. The markets are filled with vibrant colors and offer a variety of religious artifacts and souvenirs.

Dine at Dasaprakash Restaurant for an authentic South Indian meal. In the evening, attend the Sandhya Aarti (evening prayer) at Prem Mandir to experience a mesmerizing devotional atmosphere.

Have breakfast at New Govinda Restaurant before visiting Radha Raman Temple which is known for its beautiful deity of Lord Krishna.

Lunch will be served at Bharti Vyanjan where you can enjoy local delicacies. Post-lunch visit Seva Kunj and Nidhuban where it is believed that Lord Krishna performed Ras Leela with Radha and other Gopis.

End your day with dinner at Khushboo Restaurant followed by attending an evening kirtan session (devotional singing) at any local ashram or temple.

Enjoy your last breakfast in Vrindavan at The Grand Radha Kitchen before visiting Keshi Ghat for morning prayers by the Yamuna River.

Have lunch at Tota Ram Bhojanalaya which offers simple yet tasty meals. Spend your afternoon revisiting any favorite spots or doing some last-minute shopping in local markets.

Conclude your trip with dinner at Govinda's Restaurant once again before preparing for departure.

Start early with breakfast at Brijwasi Mithai Wala in Mathura. Visit Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple Complex where Lord Krishna is believed to have been born.

For lunch, enjoy traditional North Indian cuisine at Shankar Mithai Wala. Spend your afternoon visiting Dwarkadhish Temple and exploring Mathura Museum which houses ancient artifacts related to Hinduism.

Return to Vrindavan for dinner at Ammaji's Restaurant which offers a variety of delicious vegetarian dishes. Relax in your hotel or guesthouse after a full day of exploration.