Braj
Mathura, Vrindavan, Gokul, Govardhan, Barsana and Nandgaon.
Available to arrange4 to 5 daysOct to Mar; festival dates on requestFrom Mathura
About Braj
A slower pilgrimage through Krishna's Braj, linking Mathura, Vrindavan, Gokul, Govardhan, Barsana and Nandgaon. We plan the sequence around temple timings, crowd conditions and the pace of your group rather than rushing between stops.
Places you will visit
Krishna Janmabhoomi, MathuraThe sacred birthplace area of Krishna, with important temples nearby.
VrindavanBanke Bihari, Prem Mandir and the old temple lanes of Vrindavan.
GokulThe riverside town associated with Krishna's childhood and Nanda's household.
GovardhanThe sacred hill of Krishna's story, with parikrama planned on foot or by vehicle.
BarsanaRadha Rani Temple and the village associated with Radha.
NandgaonThe village associated with Nanda and Krishna's childhood stories.
Indicative itinerary
- Day 1
Mathura and arrival
- Meet your Journey Manager and settle in at Mathura.
- Krishna Janmabhoomi area, Dwarkadhish Temple and Vishram Ghat on the Yamuna.
- Day 2
Vrindavan
- Banke Bihari and selected temples of old Vrindavan, planned around local timings and crowd conditions.
- Prem Mandir and a slower evening with time to rest.
- Day 3
Gokul and Govardhan
- Gokul and the important riverside sites associated with Krishna's childhood.
- Govardhan, with parikrama on foot or by vehicle according to the group's pace.
- Day 4
Barsana and Nandgaon
- Radha Rani Temple in Barsana, with help on the hill where needed.
- Nandgaon and time for a quiet final evening.
- Day 5
Departure
- Breakfast and transfer for your onward journey.
Indicative itinerary. Timings depend on darshan slots, weather and traffic, and your Journey Manager adjusts the plan on the day.
Journey planning and pricing
We prepare the current price for your dates, group size and rooming needs before you confirm.
Nothing is charged on this page. Tell us your preferred dates and group size and we will confirm the current plan and price with you.
Good to know
- Vrindavan can be extremely crowded, especially around festivals. Temple access, queues and local traffic can change during the day.
- Govardhan parikrama can be planned on foot or by vehicle according to mobility, weather and the group's preference.
- Dress modestly, carry comfortable footwear, a photo ID and regular medicines.
- Some temples do not allow phones, cameras or bags inside. We tell you which ones before you go and arrange safe storage.
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