Book Mathura Vrindavan Tour from Delhi by Force Urbania

A short spiritual getaway can be a nice way to slow down and take a break from your routine. Travel with us from Delhi to Mathura Vrindavan in a comfortable Urbania van, and enjoy a well-planned spiritual journey without any hassle.

When travelling in a group, choosing the right vehicle makes all the difference. The luxury Urbania is spacious, cosy, and built for exactly this kind of trip. It offers pushback seats, a high roof, and wide doors, so getting in and out is easy, perfect for families on a pilgrimage, groups of friends and especially for those who are travelling with senior citizens. With our experienced drivers who are familiar with temple routes and local traffic, your journey becomes pleasant and stress-free.

Why Hire Urbania for Mathura Vrindavan Tour?

Here are the key benefits of choosing Urbania rental service in Delhi for the Mathura Vrindavan tour.

• Comfortable seating
• Easy entry and exit for senior citizens
• Ample luggage space
• Strong suspension for a smooth ride on long and uneven roads.
• Safe and sound travel experience
• Strong outer body

What is the Price to Rent Force Urbania for the Mathura Vrindavan Pilgrimage from Delhi?

The cost of booking a Force Urbania on rent for a Mathura Vrindavan trip depends on the seating and duration. Available in multiple seating options, it lets you enjoy your spiritual journey comfortably. For group travel, this is a more cost-effective option than multiple smaller vehicles.

Below is the estimated rental fare for a 2-day Mathura Vrindavan trip from Delhi by Force Urbania.

2 Days Mathura Vrindavan Itinerary from Delhi

Day 01 - Delhi to Mathura and Vrindavan Temple Darshan

Start your tour early in the morning in your pre-booked Force Urbania van. Drive towards Mathura, the birthplace of Lord Krishna. The distance is around 180 km, and it usually takes 3 to 4 hours to reach. On arrival, begin your trip with the Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple, one of the most sacred sites in India. Spend some time exploring the temple and nearby ghats.

Later, head to Vrindavan, which is about 15 km from Mathura. Visit the famous Banke Bihari Temple, known for its unique and lively darshan experience. After darshan, take a break for lunch. Then visit the ISKCON Temple in Vrindavan, where you can experience a calm atmosphere and join the devotional kirtan. In the evening, visit Keshi Ghat to attend the beautiful Yamuna Aarti and feel the calm and spiritual atmosphere. After a full day of temple visits, check in to your hotel and stay overnight in Vrindavan.

Day 02 - Vrindavan Sightseeing and Return to Delhi

Begin your morning with temple visits and a walk around Vrindavan. Visit Prem Mandir, known for its stunning design and evening light show. Then head to Nidhivan, a sacred spot associated with Raslila.

Make sure to visit Radha Raman Temple, known as one of the oldest temples here. After that, you can walk through the local markets to pick up prasad and small souvenirs. After completing your Mathura Vrindavan temple tour, start your return journey to Delhi. The distance is around 180 km, and it takes approximately 3 to 4 hours. You will reach Delhi by evening, completing your Mathura Vrindavan trip from Delhi.

Top Spiritual Experiences in Mathura Vrindavan

• Dwarkadhish Temple: Located in Mathura, this temple is known for its vibrant atmosphere and beautiful Krishna idol. It is one of the most visited Mathura temples.
• Govardhan Hill: Known for its importance in Krishna pilgrimage circuits, Govardhan is closely tied to the Govardhan Parikrama. Devotees walk around the hill as part of this sacred practice. It is an essential stop during a Mathura Vrindavan journey and offers a peaceful experience.
• Radha Rani Temple - Situated in Barsana on a hill, this temple is dedicated to Radha Ji. It offers peaceful darshan and a beautiful view of the town.
• Radhavallabh Lal Ji Temple - It is one of the prominent Radha Krishna temples in Vrindavan. It highlights Radha’s importance in devotion and offers a serene space for darshan, especially during aarti time.

Popular Food and Local Experiences

A Mathura Vrindavan trip is not complete if you haven’t tried their traditional local food like kachori, sweet lassi, peda, and street food. Some of the famous eating joints in Mathura Vrindavan are:

• Brijwasi Royal - Located in Mathura, it is a popular vegetarian food and sweet outlet, highly preferred by tourists. It is a popular choice for purchasing the authentic Mathura pede.
• Govinda’s Restaurant - It is a famous eating spot in the ISKCON temple, renowned for its hygienic, high-quality sattvic food.
• Holigate - It is a must-visit hotspot for street food lovers. Visit here to relish the authentic street foods like gol gappe, aloo tikki, chhole kulche, etc.
• Dasaprakash Restaurant - This eating joint is also known as the heart of Vrindavan, serving delicious South Indian cuisine.
• Ammaji’s Restaurant - Located in Vrindavan, as the name reflects, Ammaji’s is popular for its homely, traditional Indian meals and thalis.
• Gunsai Pedewala - It is a popular sweet shop in Mathura, located near the ghats. Gunsai Pedewala is especially visited for the famous Mathura pede.
• 11 Flowers Rooftop Cafe - A popular rooftop restaurant/cafe offering a modern mix of Italian and Indian cuisine.
• Agrasen Canteen - If you are a paratha lover, this eating joint in Vrindavan is an ideal choice for hot and delicious desi ghee parathas with butter.