Radhashtami 2026 Tour Package | Barsana 2-Day Yatra

It's a 2-day yatra built around Radha Ashtami 2026 (19 September) at Barsana: Vrindavan darshan on Day 1, then the festival itself on Day 2 - an early climb to the Shriji (Ladli Lal) Temple for the noon abhishek via the side galleries, Maan Mandir, Kirti Mandir and an optional afternoon at Raval. AC cab, hotel, breakfast and a local guide included.

18-19 September 2026, with Radhashtami itself on Saturday the 19th. The main abhishek is at noon (Madhyahna), roughly 11:00 AM-1:28 PM. We settle you near Barsana the day before so the festival morning is unhurried. Confirm the muhurat against the current panchang.

From ₹6,499 per person, covering AC cab, one night's temple-adjacent hotel, breakfast, sightseeing and a born-Brajwasi guide. Festival peak is priced above our ordinary 2-day rate because Barsana stays are scarce and in demand. No hidden charges.

Because the Shriji Temple is a steep hilltop climb and by mid-morning on Radhashtami the final stretch becomes one-directional crowd. Arriving by 8:30-9:00 AM means you reach the side galleries, see the noon abhishek clearly and descend before the heaviest crush. This timing is the core of what we add.

With early arrival, a slow pace, rest stops and - where available - assistance, yes. We plan the ascent for seniors and avoid the worst midday crush. For those who can't climb, the quieter Raval Dham and the lower temples offer a deeply devotional alternative. Tell us your group's needs.

Raval (near Mahavan) is the village a second living tradition holds as Radha's actual birthplace, from which she was brought to Barsana as a child. It's far quieter than Barsana - a meaningful, unhurried stop for devotees who want the complete story. We offer it as an optional afternoon.

Yes - AC cab from Delhi NCR (~3.5 hrs to Barsana), Agra (~2 hrs) or a local pickup if you're already in Mathura/Vrindavan. We also arrange Delhi airport pickup for travellers flying in, with regional-language guide support on request.

Yes - Janmashtami (4-5 September) and Radhashtami (19 September) are a natural devotional pair, fifteen days apart. Many pilgrims do both in one extended trip, with the fortnight between spent across Mathura, Govardhan, Gokul and Vrindavan. See our Janmashtami Special or ask us to build the full fortnight.

Message us on WhatsApp (+91-7302265809) with your dates and group size; we reply within 2 hours, confirm availability and hold your Barsana-area hotel and vehicle. A deposit confirms the booking. For Radhashtami, book early - quality stays near Barsana are limited.