- Mathura, Uttar Pradesh
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TwitterDuration : 2 Nights / 3 Days
Destination Covered : Mathura, Vrindavan, Dwarkadhish Temple, Vishram Ghat
Tour Activities : Monuments & Historical Places, Sightseeing
Tour Themes : Religious & Pilgrimage
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Mathura, Vrindavan and Dwarkadhish Temple Tour Itinerary
Day 1
Location 1: Krishna Janambhoomi
Krishna Janambhoomi Mandir, one of India’s most revered temples, is thought to be the location of Lord Krishna’s birth. The temple is significant not just from a religious standpoint but also historically since King Kans, Lord Krishna’s maternal uncle, was imprisoned there in a cell. King Kans’ brutality toward the parents of Lord Krishna is symbolised by the stone-walled cell. When visiting the temple, which is a popular pilgrimage destination in India, pilgrims are advised to dress modestly.Let’s start 3 Days Mathura Vrindavan Tour.
Location 2: Dwarkadhish Temple
One of the oldest and most well-known Hindu sanctuaries in Mathura is Shri Dwarkadhish Temple, which is situated near the northern boundary. The shrine is devoted to Lord Dwarkanath, a manifestation of Lord Krishna who reigned over Dwarka (hence the name Dwarkadheesh). The black marble idol has been expertly sculpted. Seth Gokuldas Parikh, the wealthy Gwalior province treasurer, built the shrine in 1815. The temple, one of the most revered locations in the city, is also a work of art in architecture, with huge pillars and vibrant floral patterns. While visiting the shrine, devotees are advised to dress modestly.Let’s start 3 Days Mathura Vrindavan Tour.
Location 3: Vishraam Ghat
Vishram Ghat is considered a sacred spot for pilgrims and devotees who visit Mathura. Taking a dip in the holy waters of the Yamuna River at this ghat is believed to cleanse one’s sins and grant spiritual purification. Devotees also offer prayers, light lamps, and perform rituals on the ghat’s steps.
The ghat is known for its vibrant and festive atmosphere, particularly during important Hindu festivals like Janmashtami (the birth anniversary of Lord Krishna) and Holi (the festival of colors). During these occasions, the ghat is beautifully decorated, and devotional activities, cultural performances, and processions are organized. Let’s start 3 Days Mathura Vrindavan Tour.
Vishram Ghat is also famous for the evening aarti (ritual worship) that takes place at sunset. Devotees gather to witness the aarti, during which lamps are lit, hymns are sung, and prayers are offered to Lord Krishna. The sight of the illuminated lamps floating in the Yamuna River creates a mesmerizing and divine ambiance.
Location 4: Keshavdevji Temple
Devotees visit Keshavdevji Temple to offer prayers, seek blessings, and express their devotion to Lord Krishna. The temple complex also includes other shrines dedicated to various deities associated with Lord Krishna’s life, such as Radha, Balarama, and other companions.
The temple premises are often bustling with devotees, especially during festivals like Janmashtami, the birth anniversary of Lord Krishna, when elaborate celebrations and religious ceremonies take place. The atmosphere is filled with devotional fervor, chanting of hymns, and the sound of bells.
Visiting Keshavdevji Temple provides devotees with an opportunity to connect with the divine and experience the spiritual aura associated with Lord Krishna’s birthplace. It is a place where followers of Lord Krishna can express their love and devotion and immerse themselves in the divine atmosphere.
Location 5: Kans Quila
According to Hindu mythology, Kansa was a powerful and oppressive king who ruled Mathura. It is believed that Kansa resided in the fort and it was from here that he orchestrated various plots against Lord Krishna, who was destined to be his downfall.
The exact location and remains of Kans Quila are not well-defined, and different sources mention various possibilities for its existence. Some accounts suggest that it was located near the Krishna Janambhoomi complex, while others mention it being situated in different parts of Mathura.
Visiting Mathura provides an opportunity to immerse oneself in the spiritual heritage and mythology of Lord Krishna. The city holds great importance for devotees and tourists interested in exploring the cultural and religious significance of Krishna’s birthplace.
Location 6: Yamunaji Aarti
One of the prominent locations for the Yamunaji Aarti in Mathura is Vishram Ghat. This ghat, located on the banks of the Yamuna, witnesses a large gathering of devotees during the aarti. The rhythmic chanting of hymns, the fragrance of incense, and the resonance of bells create a divine ambiance.
The exact timing of the Yamunaji Aarti in Mathura may vary, but it typically takes place during the evening, around sunset. Devotees gather near the riverbank and participate in the aarti ceremony, expressing their devotion to Yamunaji and seeking her blessings.
( *We can cover all of these if the travellers start the day one by max. 9AM.)
Krishna Janambhoomi Mandir, one of India’s most revered temples, is thought to be the location of Lord Krishna’s birth. The temple is significant not just from a religious standpoint but also historically since King Kans, Lord Krishna’s maternal uncle, was imprisoned there in a cell. King Kans’ brutality toward the parents of Lord Krishna is symbolised by the stone-walled cell. When visiting the temple, which is a popular pilgrimage destination in India, pilgrims are advised to dress modestly.Let’s start 3 Days Mathura Vrindavan Tour.
Location 2: Dwarkadhish Temple
One of the oldest and most well-known Hindu sanctuaries in Mathura is Shri Dwarkadhish Temple, which is situated near the northern boundary. The shrine is devoted to Lord Dwarkanath, a manifestation of Lord Krishna who reigned over Dwarka (hence the name Dwarkadheesh). The black marble idol has been expertly sculpted. Seth Gokuldas Parikh, the wealthy Gwalior province treasurer, built the shrine in 1815. The temple, one of the most revered locations in the city, is also a work of art in architecture, with huge pillars and vibrant floral patterns. While visiting the shrine, devotees are advised to dress modestly.Let’s start 3 Days Mathura Vrindavan Tour.
Location 3: Vishraam Ghat
Vishram Ghat is considered a sacred spot for pilgrims and devotees who visit Mathura. Taking a dip in the holy waters of the Yamuna River at this ghat is believed to cleanse one’s sins and grant spiritual purification. Devotees also offer prayers, light lamps, and perform rituals on the ghat’s steps.
The ghat is known for its vibrant and festive atmosphere, particularly during important Hindu festivals like Janmashtami (the birth anniversary of Lord Krishna) and Holi (the festival of colors). During these occasions, the ghat is beautifully decorated, and devotional activities, cultural performances, and processions are organized. Let’s start 3 Days Mathura Vrindavan Tour.
Vishram Ghat is also famous for the evening aarti (ritual worship) that takes place at sunset. Devotees gather to witness the aarti, during which lamps are lit, hymns are sung, and prayers are offered to Lord Krishna. The sight of the illuminated lamps floating in the Yamuna River creates a mesmerizing and divine ambiance.
Location 4: Keshavdevji Temple
Devotees visit Keshavdevji Temple to offer prayers, seek blessings, and express their devotion to Lord Krishna. The temple complex also includes other shrines dedicated to various deities associated with Lord Krishna’s life, such as Radha, Balarama, and other companions.
The temple premises are often bustling with devotees, especially during festivals like Janmashtami, the birth anniversary of Lord Krishna, when elaborate celebrations and religious ceremonies take place. The atmosphere is filled with devotional fervor, chanting of hymns, and the sound of bells.
Visiting Keshavdevji Temple provides devotees with an opportunity to connect with the divine and experience the spiritual aura associated with Lord Krishna’s birthplace. It is a place where followers of Lord Krishna can express their love and devotion and immerse themselves in the divine atmosphere.
Location 5: Kans Quila
According to Hindu mythology, Kansa was a powerful and oppressive king who ruled Mathura. It is believed that Kansa resided in the fort and it was from here that he orchestrated various plots against Lord Krishna, who was destined to be his downfall.
The exact location and remains of Kans Quila are not well-defined, and different sources mention various possibilities for its existence. Some accounts suggest that it was located near the Krishna Janambhoomi complex, while others mention it being situated in different parts of Mathura.
Visiting Mathura provides an opportunity to immerse oneself in the spiritual heritage and mythology of Lord Krishna. The city holds great importance for devotees and tourists interested in exploring the cultural and religious significance of Krishna’s birthplace.
Location 6: Yamunaji Aarti
One of the prominent locations for the Yamunaji Aarti in Mathura is Vishram Ghat. This ghat, located on the banks of the Yamuna, witnesses a large gathering of devotees during the aarti. The rhythmic chanting of hymns, the fragrance of incense, and the resonance of bells create a divine ambiance.
The exact timing of the Yamunaji Aarti in Mathura may vary, but it typically takes place during the evening, around sunset. Devotees gather near the riverbank and participate in the aarti ceremony, expressing their devotion to Yamunaji and seeking her blessings.
( *We can cover all of these if the travellers start the day one by max. 9AM.)
Day 2
Location 7: 84 Khamba
The name “84 Khamba” refers to the 84 pillars that once stood at the site. These pillars were said to have supported a grand hall where Lord Krishna and Balarama played and interacted with their friends and cowherd companions. Let’s start Let’s start 3 Days Mathura Vrindavan Tour
The 84 Khamba is associated with several stories and incidents from Lord Krishna’s life, including his interactions with the gopis (cowherd girls) and the famous Raas Leela (divine dance) with Radha and the gopis.
Today, the original 84 pillars may not be present, but the site remains a place of pilgrimage and devotion. Devotees and visitors come to 84 Khamba to pay their respects, offer prayers, and immerse themselves in the spiritual ambiance associated with Lord Krishna’s pastimes.
Location 8: Raman Reti
Raman Reti is an expansive area covered with sand, which is said to have preserved the footprints of Lord Krishna. Devotees and pilgrims visit this site to offer their prayers, meditate, and immerse themselves in the divine presence associated with Lord Krishna’s leelas. Let’s start Let’s start 3 Days Mathura Vrindavan Tour
The area of Raman Reti is considered sacred and spiritually charged. It is believed that walking on the sands of Raman Reti can bestow spiritual benefits and help one experience a connection with Lord Krishna.
Raman Reti is also home to several temples dedicated to Lord Krishna and other deities. The temples provide a focal point for devotion and worship, attracting devotees who come to seek blessings and participate in spiritual activities. Let’s start Let’s start 3 Days Mathura Vrindavan Tour
Location 9: Brahmand Ghat
Brahmand Ghat is the spot where infant Krishna, after swallowing a few mud particles while playing with his friends, had apparently revealed the entire cosmic universe in his mouth, much to the bewilderment of his foster mother Yashoda. Hence the name of the site is Brahmand Ghat, literally meaning, the universe. Besides the mystical swirl of stories resounding in the environs of this quaint little town, Brahmand Ghat has an old temple overlooking the serene River Yamuna along with the most striking ‘Braj Ki Raj’―literally, the mud of Braj, which attracts pilgrim visitors today.
Location 10: Chintaharan Mahadev
The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and holds religious significance for devotees.
The name “Chintaharan Mahadev” translates to “the deity who relieves worries and anxieties.” It is believed that worshipping Lord Shiva at this temple can alleviate one’s troubles and provide mental peace and solace.
The temple is associated with a legend from Hindu mythology. According to the legend, Lord Krishna’s foster mother, Yashoda, once expressed her worries and concerns about Lord Krishna’s safety to him. In response, Lord Krishna reassured her by saying that praying to Chintaharan Mahadev would alleviate all her worries. Thus, the temple came to be known as Chintaharan Mahadev. Let’s start Let’s start 3 Days Mathura Vrindavan Tour
Location 11: Raskhan Samadhi
Raskhan, also known as Sheikh Imam Baksh Nasikh, was a 16th-century poet and saint who composed many verses expressing his deep love and devotion for Lord Krishna. His works are considered significant in the Bhakti movement and have inspired countless devotees over the centuries.
The Raskhan Samadhi is a place where Raskhan is believed to have attained his final resting place or samadhi. It is a pilgrimage site for followers of Raskhan’s poetry and those who admire his devotion to Lord Krishna.
Devotees and visitors come to Raskhan Samadhi to pay their respects and honor the legacy of Raskhan. The site may include a memorial structure or shrine dedicated to Raskhan, where his teachings and contributions to spiritual literature are remembered.
Location 12: Thakurani Ghat
Thakurani Ghat is associated with Lord Krishna’s childhood pastimes and is believed to be a place where he used to play and interact with his friends and cowherd companions. The ghat is named after Thakurani, which is another name for Radha, the beloved consort of Lord Krishna.
The ghat serves as a place for devotees to take holy dips in the Yamuna River, perform rituals, and offer prayers. It is considered auspicious to bathe in the river at Thakurani Ghat, as it is believed to purify the soul and bring spiritual blessings.
Devotees often gather at Thakurani Ghat to perform aarti (devotional ritual) to the Yamuna River and offer prayers to Radha and Krishna. The aarti ceremony involves the lighting of lamps, singing of hymns, and expressing devotion and gratitude to the divine couple.
The name “84 Khamba” refers to the 84 pillars that once stood at the site. These pillars were said to have supported a grand hall where Lord Krishna and Balarama played and interacted with their friends and cowherd companions. Let’s start Let’s start 3 Days Mathura Vrindavan Tour
The 84 Khamba is associated with several stories and incidents from Lord Krishna’s life, including his interactions with the gopis (cowherd girls) and the famous Raas Leela (divine dance) with Radha and the gopis.
Today, the original 84 pillars may not be present, but the site remains a place of pilgrimage and devotion. Devotees and visitors come to 84 Khamba to pay their respects, offer prayers, and immerse themselves in the spiritual ambiance associated with Lord Krishna’s pastimes.
Location 8: Raman Reti
Raman Reti is an expansive area covered with sand, which is said to have preserved the footprints of Lord Krishna. Devotees and pilgrims visit this site to offer their prayers, meditate, and immerse themselves in the divine presence associated with Lord Krishna’s leelas. Let’s start Let’s start 3 Days Mathura Vrindavan Tour
The area of Raman Reti is considered sacred and spiritually charged. It is believed that walking on the sands of Raman Reti can bestow spiritual benefits and help one experience a connection with Lord Krishna.
Raman Reti is also home to several temples dedicated to Lord Krishna and other deities. The temples provide a focal point for devotion and worship, attracting devotees who come to seek blessings and participate in spiritual activities. Let’s start Let’s start 3 Days Mathura Vrindavan Tour
Location 9: Brahmand Ghat
Brahmand Ghat is the spot where infant Krishna, after swallowing a few mud particles while playing with his friends, had apparently revealed the entire cosmic universe in his mouth, much to the bewilderment of his foster mother Yashoda. Hence the name of the site is Brahmand Ghat, literally meaning, the universe. Besides the mystical swirl of stories resounding in the environs of this quaint little town, Brahmand Ghat has an old temple overlooking the serene River Yamuna along with the most striking ‘Braj Ki Raj’―literally, the mud of Braj, which attracts pilgrim visitors today.
Location 10: Chintaharan Mahadev
The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and holds religious significance for devotees.
The name “Chintaharan Mahadev” translates to “the deity who relieves worries and anxieties.” It is believed that worshipping Lord Shiva at this temple can alleviate one’s troubles and provide mental peace and solace.
The temple is associated with a legend from Hindu mythology. According to the legend, Lord Krishna’s foster mother, Yashoda, once expressed her worries and concerns about Lord Krishna’s safety to him. In response, Lord Krishna reassured her by saying that praying to Chintaharan Mahadev would alleviate all her worries. Thus, the temple came to be known as Chintaharan Mahadev. Let’s start Let’s start 3 Days Mathura Vrindavan Tour
Location 11: Raskhan Samadhi
Raskhan, also known as Sheikh Imam Baksh Nasikh, was a 16th-century poet and saint who composed many verses expressing his deep love and devotion for Lord Krishna. His works are considered significant in the Bhakti movement and have inspired countless devotees over the centuries.
The Raskhan Samadhi is a place where Raskhan is believed to have attained his final resting place or samadhi. It is a pilgrimage site for followers of Raskhan’s poetry and those who admire his devotion to Lord Krishna.
Devotees and visitors come to Raskhan Samadhi to pay their respects and honor the legacy of Raskhan. The site may include a memorial structure or shrine dedicated to Raskhan, where his teachings and contributions to spiritual literature are remembered.
Location 12: Thakurani Ghat
Thakurani Ghat is associated with Lord Krishna’s childhood pastimes and is believed to be a place where he used to play and interact with his friends and cowherd companions. The ghat is named after Thakurani, which is another name for Radha, the beloved consort of Lord Krishna.
The ghat serves as a place for devotees to take holy dips in the Yamuna River, perform rituals, and offer prayers. It is considered auspicious to bathe in the river at Thakurani Ghat, as it is believed to purify the soul and bring spiritual blessings.
Devotees often gather at Thakurani Ghat to perform aarti (devotional ritual) to the Yamuna River and offer prayers to Radha and Krishna. The aarti ceremony involves the lighting of lamps, singing of hymns, and expressing devotion and gratitude to the divine couple.
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