Day 1: Arrival in Mathura

Upon arriving in Mathura, you will embark on a spiritual journey at Krishna Janmabhoomi, the birthplace of Lord Krishna. This revered site offers a profound experience, with its sanctum that marks the spot where Krishna is believed to have been born. Next, head to Vishram Ghat, the sacred riverbank where Krishna is said to have rested after his victory over Kansa. Explore other temples nearby, including the Dwarkadhish Temple, famous for its elaborate architecture and vibrant colors. In the evening, witness the evening aarti at the Yamuna River for a deeply immersive spiritual experience. Overnight Stay: Mathura

Day 2: Mathura – Vrindavan

Depart from Mathura and travel to Vrindavan, a place rich with tales of Krishna's youth and miracles. Begin with the famous Banke Bihari Temple, where Krishna is worshipped as "Banke Bihari," in a blissful form. Continue to the ISKCON Temple, known for its serene ambiance and spiritual chants. Then, visit the grand Prem Mandir, an architectural marvel depicting Krishna's life scenes. Don’t miss Radha Raman Temple, one of the original seven temples of Vrindavan, renowned for its self-manifested deity of Lord Krishna. As evening falls, attend the vibrant aarti ceremony to conclude the day Overnight Stay:  at mathura.

Day 3: Vrindavan – Govardhan

Journey to Govardhan, where you will undertake the Govardhan Parikrama. This 21-km circumambulation around the sacred Govardhan Hill symbolizes the devotion of pilgrims who honor Krishna's miraculous act of lifting the hill to protect his devotees. Along the way, visit Govardhan Temple and Radha Kund, a serene lake believed to be Radha Rani's bathing place. Nearby is Shyam Kund, associated with Krishna. Stop by Kusum Sarovar, a tranquil spot known for its beautiful ghats and temple domes, perfect for meditation and reflection. stay at mathura hotel

Day 4: Govardhan – Barsana – Nandgaon

Travel to Barsana, the legendary birthplace of Radha Rani. Visit the Radha Rani Temple perched atop a hill, offering both spiritual fulfillment and panoramic views of Barsana. Explore Prem Sarovar, a serene pond reflecting the beauty of Krishna and Radha’s love. Continue to Nandgaon, the village of Lord Krishna's foster father, Nanda Maharaj. Visit Nand Bhavan, where Krishna’s childhood antics are celebrated. Pan Sarovar, a sacred pond, also provides a peaceful atmosphere for spiritual reflection. stay at hotel in mathura.

Day 5: Barsana – Gokul – Mahavan – Raval

The journey continues to Gokul, where Krishna’s childhood pranks and miracles are remembered with affection. Visit Gokul Nath Temple, dedicated to the child Krishna, and enjoy the tranquil setting of Raman Reti, a sandy area where Krishna is said to have played. Next, visit Mahavan, where you’ll explore temples related to Krishna’s early years, including the Mathura Krishna Temple, which is steeped in history. End the day at Raval, celebrated as the birthplace of Radha Rani, and connect with the divine love story that underpins the region’s spirituality after all stay at mathura hotel.

Day 6: Mathura – Baldeo – Dauji Temple – Rangeshwar Temple

Depart from Mathura to visit Baldeo, where the famous Dauji Temple is located. This temple is dedicated to Lord Balarama, Krishna’s revered elder brother. The temple’s grand deity of Balarama, known as Dauji Maharaj, attracts numerous devotees each year. From there, head to Rangeshwar Temple, an ancient shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva and known for its peaceful ambiance and importance in the local mythology stay at local hotel of mathura.

Day 7: Departure

On your final day, take part in a morning darshan and, if time permits, visit any remaining temples or significant ghats in Mathura. A few additional points of interest include the Potra Kund, a sacred water reservoir where Krishna's clothes were washed, and Kans Qila, an ancient fort associated with King Kansa. You may also enjoy a final boat ride along the Yamuna River before departing from Mathura, concluding your pilgrimage with blessings and cherished memories.