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The distance from Faridabad to Vrindavan is about 112 kilometres and takes roughly 2 hours 5 minutes by NH 44, the fastest route. Faridabad already sits south of Delhi on the road to Braj, so you avoid the capital’s worst traffic and the drive is short and easy, one of the simplest approaches to Vrindavan of all. Mathura is a little further on the same road. It makes a genuine day trip and darshan...

The distance from Panipat to Vrindavan is about 254 kilometres and takes roughly 4 hours 14 minutes by the Yamuna Expressway, which is the fastest route even though it is not the shortest. The reason is simple: the expressway route swings around Delhi, while the shorter road goes through it and its traffic. Mathura is a touch nearer. It makes a comfortable half day drive and darshan in Braj is fre...

The distance from Amritsar to Vrindavan is about 607 kilometres and takes roughly 9 hours 46 minutes by road on the NE 5 expressway, the fastest route. That is a long day’s drive, so many pilgrims prefer to fly or take a train to Delhi, about 450 kilometres and cover the last stretch to Braj by road. Mathura is a little nearer than Vrindavan. Darshan in Braj is free. To plan the journey with a car...

The distance from Jaipur to Mathura is about 233 to 239 kilometres and takes roughly 4 hours 42 minutes by the new Jaipur to Bandikui Expressway, the fastest route. Vrindavan is a little further, about 247 kilometres and a similar time. It makes a comfortable half day drive and Jaipur pilgrims usually see both Mathura and Vrindavan together. The road is good and darshan in Braj is free. To travel ...

Kokilavan Shani Dev Mandir is the great temple of Shani, the deity Saturn, set in the sacred forest of Kokilavan near Mathura and it is one of the most visited Shani shrines in North India. Saturday is its supreme day, when huge crowds come for the Shani darshan and the temple stays open through the night. Devotees walk the forest parikrama and offer oil to Shani Dev. Entry is free. To visit with ...

Kans Qila is an ancient fort in Mathura on the bank of the Yamuna, linked in tradition to King Kansa, the tyrant uncle of Krishna whom Krishna was born to defeat. It is a historic ruin rather than a working temple, of interest for its story and its riverside setting and there is no entry fee. It sits in the old Chowk Bazar quarter, close to Vishram Ghat and the main Mathura circuit. To visit with ...

Madan Mohan Temple is the oldest of the great Goswami temples of Vrindavan, built by Sanatana Goswami on a hill above the Yamuna and famous for its ancient red sandstone tower. It is one of the earliest surviving temples in the whole town and its original deity was later carried to safety in Rajasthan, where the worship continues, with a pratibhu deity honoured in Vrindavan. It keeps morning and e...

Radha Damodar Temple in Vrindavan is one of the seven great Goswami temples, founded by Jiva Goswami and it holds a sacred Govardhan Shila whose four circuits are held to equal one full parikrama of Govardhan hill. It keeps morning and evening darshan on seasonal hours and entry is free. It is also revered as the place where Srila Prabhupada, founder of ISKCON, lived and wrote before travelling to...

Pagal Baba Temple in Vrindavan is a tall white multi storey shrine on the Mathura road, famous for the dioramas of scenes from the scriptures set out floor by floor and for the views over Vrindavan from its upper levels. It was raised by the saint known as Pagal Baba. It opens for morning and evening darshan on seasonal hours and a small entry fee of about ten rupees applies. To visit with a Braj-...

Shri Bhuteshwar Mahadev is an ancient Shiva temple in Mathura, revered as one of the four guardian deities who protect the holy city on its four sides. Shiva is worshipped here as Bhuteshwar, the Lord of beings and as the kotwal or guardian of Mathura. It opens for morning and evening darshan with a midday break and entry is free. It sits on the western edge of the city, close to the Krishna Janma...

The Chaurasi Digambar Jain Temple in Mathura is a revered Jain site on the Bhuteshwar road in the Krishna Nagar area, marking Mathura’s standing as one of the great ancient centres of Jainism in India. It is generally open through the day, from early morning to evening, and there is no entry fee. Mathura is famous as a city of Krishna, but it was also a major Jain city for centuries, and this temp...

Vaishno Devi Dham in Vrindavan is a modern temple at Chhatikara that recreates the famous cave pilgrimage of the original Vaishno Devi shrine at Katra, so that devotees can walk the gufa without the mountain journey to Jammu. It is open every day from early morning to evening, the cave has its own morning and evening hours, and entry is free. It is not the original shrine, but a much loved replica...
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