Banke Bihari Temple- The most famous temple for Lord Krishna is that one in Vrindavan, very famed for its festive and jubilant atmosphere. The temple is full of devotees dancing and chanting their glory.

ISKCON Temple- This international temple, also known as Sri Krishna Balaram Mandir, is an important pilgrimage site for devotees of Lord Krishna. So peaceful is the setting and so beautiful are the Hare Krishna chants that there is no dearth of spiritual charms here.

Prem Mandir- Dedicated to Radha-Krishna, the Prem Mandir is actually famous for great grandeur and architecture that would strike one as breathtakingly beautiful and indeed would look all the more fantastic during the evening when colorful lights illuminate the temple.

Radha Raman Temple - One of the Oldest Temple in Vrindavan, home to a self-manifested idol of Krishna. The temple has a unique architectural style.

Krishna Balaram Temple - Another ISKCON temple featuring deities of Krishna with his brother Balaram. Known for its peaceful atmosphere and well-maintained gardens.

Where is Holi Celebrated in India​

Holi, the festival of colors is celebrated with great joy throughout India, with each region having something unique. The Best Place to Celebrate Holi in India is chosen by the things you like such as cultural experience or active festivities.

Mathura and Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh- These places, known as the birthplace of Lord Krishna, feature traditional Holi celebrations include Lathmar Holi and Phoolon Ki Holi in which flowers replace colors.

Barsana, Uttar Pradesh: Famous for its unique Lathmar Holi, where women playfully beat men with sticks.

Jaipur, Rajasthan: The Pink City celebrates Holi with traditional Rajasthani music, dance and elephant parades. The royal festivities are a must-see.

Shantiniketan, West Bengal: Rabindranath Tagore introduced Basanta Utsav here, blending Holi with Bengali culture, featuring music, dance and a serene atmosphere.

Goa: Holi in Goa is infused with a carnival spirit, combining vibrant colors with beach parties.

Hampi, Karnataka: This UNESCO World Heritage site offers a unique South Indian twist to Holi amidst ancient ruins.

For an unforgettable experience, choose your destination wisely and immerse yourself in the joy of colors, music and traditional festivities.

A well-planned Agra Mathura Vrindavan tour enables you to explore Uttar Pradesh's cultural and historical attraction. In just two days, you'll see the highlights of three great cities.

Day 1: Delhi to Mathura and Vrindavan

Begin your journey early from Delhi and head to Mathura, the birthplace of Lord Krishna. Visit the famous Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple and Dwarkadhish Temple. Proceed to Vrindavan to explore Banke Bihari Temple, ISKCON Temple, and the sacred Prem Mandir. Don’t miss the serene Yamuna Aarti in the evening before heading to a local hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 2: Vrindavan to Agra

After breakfast, travel to Agra to see the stunning Taj Mahal a UNESCO World Heritage Site and symbol of eternal love. Next, go to the ancient Agra Fort, which is noted for its Mughal architectural beauty. Finish the journey by visiting the Mehtab Bagh for a breathtaking sunset views of the Taj Mahal.

Conclude your trip and return to Delhi, carrying memories of this enriching experience. The Agra Mathura Vrindavan Tour Package ensures a seamless and spiritually uplifting journey.