3-Day Family-Friendly Itinerary for Mathura, Vrindavan, Barsana, Gokul

  1. Day 1: Mathura
    Explore the birthplace of Lord Krishna, 6.7 km (25 mins) from Vrindavan

    Begin your day by visiting the holy Shri Krishna Janmasthan Temple which marks the exact place of Lord Krishna's birth. Later, visit the Dwarkadhish Temple which is known for its magnificent architecture and excellent paintings. In the evening, visit Vishram Ghat to take part in the beautiful Ganga Aarti and witness the peaceful Ganges.

  2. Day 2: Vrindavan and Barsana
    Explore the land of Radha and Krishna, 22km (1 hour 10 mins) from Mathura

    Start your day early by visiting the Banke Bihari Temple, known for its beautiful architecture and dance of the deity. Next, visit the ISKCON Temple to enjoy some relaxing Kirtans and see the gorgeous Radha-Krishna idols. Later, head to Barsana which is known for the famous Lathmar Holi and visit the Radha Rani Temple. Finally, visit the Prem Mandir to witness the stunning light and sound show.

  3. Day 3: Gokul
    Visit the childhood home of Lord Krishna, 17.5 km (50 mins) from Vrindavan

    Begin your final day at the Gokarneshwar Temple, which is believed to enshrine the hoof of Lord Krishna's sacred cow. Next, visit the Nand Bhawan Temple, which is believed to be the home of Lord Krishna's childhood. Later, visit the Keshavdeo Temple which is another beautiful temple with a peaceful environment.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • Shri Krishna Janmasthan Temple (1-2 hours, Free)
  • Dwarkadhish Temple (1-2 hours, Free)
  • Vishram Ghat (1-2 hours, Free)
  • Banke Bihari Temple (1-2 hours, Free)
  • ISKCON Temple (1-2 hours, Free)
  • Radha Rani Temple (1-2 hours, Free)
  • Prem Mandir (1-2 hours, Free)
  • Gokarneshwar Temple (1-2 hours, Free)
  • Nand Bhawan Temple (1-2 hours, Free)
  • Keshavdeo Temple (1-2 hours, Free)
  • Total Estimated Costs: Free

Useful Tips

If you have extra time in Barsana, head to the Radha Kund or visit the famous Kusum Sarovar.

If you have less time, skip the visit to the Nand Bhawan Temple in Gokul.

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