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2 Days Mathura Vrindavan Gokul Barsana Tour
Places Covered→
Gokul, Mathura, Vrindavan and Barsana
Tour Duration→
1 Night 2 Days
Sightseeing Included
Breakfast Included
Stay Included
Transfer Included
Tour Overview
Some journeys are not meant to be rushed. This 2 Days Mathura Vrindavan Gokul Barsana Tour is shaped by people who live in Braj and understand its rhythm. For us, these places are part of everyday life, not just destinations on a map. We know when the roads are calm, when temples feel less crowded, and when silence speaks louder than explanations. That local experience allows this short journey to feel balanced, respectful, and real.
Over two days, you move gently through Krishna’s world — from the quiet sands of Gokul to the sacred heart of Mathura, from Vrindavan’s devotional lanes to the hilltop calm of Barsana. Nothing here is hurried or staged. The focus stays on comfort, clarity, and trust. You are guided carefully, with honest advice and thoughtful pacing, so you return not just with memories, but with a sense of peace that feels grounded and lasting.
Day 1 – Delhi to Gokul, Mathura & Vrindavan
We begin early from Delhi, around 6:00 AM. The road is quiet, and that matters. Braj feels best before the day gets busy.
By around 8:30 AM, we reach Gokul — gentle, calm, and deeply personal.
At Gokulnath Temple, devotion feels close and familiar.
Raman Reti is simple sand and open sky, yet it leaves a strong impression.
Chintaharan Mahadev Temple is where locals come to leave worries behind.
Brahmand Ghat and Thakurani Ghat sit quietly by the river.
We also stop briefly at Raskhan Samadhi, a place of stillness and respect.
By late morning, we leave Gokul and reach Mathura.
Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi is the heart of the city. Most people don’t speak much here. They don’t need to.
At Dwarkadhish Temple, the energy shifts — bells, movement, devotion everywhere.
Vishram Ghat offers a pause by the Yamuna, especially meaningful in the afternoon light.
After lunch at a local restaurant, we allow time for light shopping — especially Braj pedha, which locals still buy for family visits.
By mid-afternoon, we proceed to Vrindavan.
Nidhivan is quiet and intense. We don’t stay long here. Locals never do.
Banke Bihari Temple is lively and devotional. Darshan is brief, but the feeling lasts.
Radha Vallabh Temple brings a softer, calmer mood.
ISKCON Temple adds order, music, and peace to the evening.
As night approaches, Prem Mandir lights up. The light and sound view is gentle, not loud — a fitting end to a long day.
Dinner and overnight stay in Vrindavan.
Day 2 – Vrindavan to Barsana & Departure
We begin early again. Early hours matter in Braj.
After checkout, we drive towards Barsana, the village of Radha.
Radha Rani Temple sits high on the hill. The climb is slow, and it should be.
Kirti Mandir tells the story of Radha’s family and roots.
Rangili Mahal adds colour and joy to the visit.
We don’t rush Barsana. This place needs space.
After completing the visit, we begin the return journey, carrying not just photos, but a sense of calm that feels earned.
A Personal Note from Team Vrindavan Packages
We live here. These lanes, temples, and ghats are part of our everyday life, not just places we visit for work. That’s why we plan this 2-day Mathura Vrindavan Gokul Barsana tour with care, knowing where to go, when to pause, and when not to rush.
In Vrindavan, vehicle movement is restricted due to heavy crowds. This is normal here. We guide you comfortably using e-rickshaws and short walks, just like locals do, so you experience Vrindavan as it truly is, not from a distance.
Monkeys are part of Vrindavan’s reality. We don’t scare you, but we prepare you. Simple advice like securing glasses and belongings comes from real experience, not theory. We stay alert so small moments don’t turn stressful.
Cars cannot reach Dwarkadhish Temple, so you have 3 options: either you can go by boat (only for Rs 50-100) or you can take a rickshaw (Rs 10-20) or you can even walk.
At Goverdhan, parikrama is traditionally done on foot, and we respect that tradition. At the same time, we also understand health limits. For those who need it, e-rickshaw options are arranged with care, without judgment.
The top of the temple is not accessible by car. Therefore, you can reach the Barsana Radha Rani Temple by ropeway, bike (₹100 per person), or stairs.
Above all, we believe trust matters more than speed or show. No hidden charges, no forced rushing, no unnecessary stops. We guide you the way we would guide our own family through Braj.
They provide best package , with affordable price and best service, full satisfactory, no complain , my parents visited every thing was handled very smoothly , any issued faced was instantly solved .... best experience
Nishcay Kumar
I had a wonderful tour covering Vrindavan, Gokul, Mathura, Barsana, Govardhan, and Agra. Our driver, Abhishek, was extremely polite, punctual, and very knowledgeable about the region. The journey was safe, comfortable, and relaxing, with a clean and well-maintained vehicle throughout. Thanks to the excellent service provided, I thoroughly enjoyed my trip and would highly recommend this travel company and Abhishek for future tours.
Amitabh Bora
We had a great time using services of Vrindavan packages during visit to Mathura vrindavan Gokul barsana and Goverdhan. The vehicle was excellent and driver Mr Yashpal was well behaved and cooperative to our requirement. Timely input on guide at Gokul dham was very helpful. Hotel stay at Hare krishna orchid was also good. Rooms and food was of excellent standard. Highly satisfied with the service. Keep it up
Nitin Bhargava
