Enjoy a trip to Vrindavan, the play ground of Lord Krishna on India Group Tours

Importance of Vrindavan is no lesser than any important destination on Golden Triangle Tour, though, it cannot match with excellence and global appeal of Delhi and Agra for being capital of India and city of Taj Mahal, respectively. However, it is an important centre of Hindu pilgrimage that you will witness and enjoy on India group tours in praise of Lord Krishna after Mathura. If Mathura is known as a birth place of Lord Krishna than at Vrindavan, Lord spent his childhood and youth.

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Vrindavan is located at original forest of Vrindavan, where he spent his childhood at the banks of the river Yamuna. This place is associated with many important events related to the life of Lord Krishna as the Maharaas- divine dance Lord Krishna performed with Gopis and many other events.  It is accounted that around 5,000 temples are located in Vrindavan.  In oblivion the city once again surfaced in 1515, when the Bengali saint Chaitanya visited Vrindavana on pilgrimage and spiritually located the original sites related with Krishna. He is said to have succeeded in this, and most of the modern pilgrimage sites are based on his identifications.This would be great revelation for you on India tour packages on a visit of vrindavan.

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On Golden Triangle Tours as a part of India group tours you will get Vrindavan about 150 kilometres away from South Delhi. The closest railway station from Vrindavan is Mathura that is just about 12 Km away from there. The city is about 50 Kms from Agra.  It is an ancient city with congested lanes and if you wish to travel it then it is best advised to travel it on foot or cycle rickshaw.       

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As there are numerous temples to visit in Vrindavan on India group tours, the Lord Krishna’s city, it is not possible to pay tribute at all of them. Therefore it is advised to visit some of the best temples there as BihariJi temple that is best known temple housing Krishna’s idol known as Thajkur – ji. It is said that idol’s eyes are so powerful that they are kept hidden behind a curtain and is open and closed in every few minutes. Govinda Dev Mandir constructed by Raja Sawai Man Singh of Jaipur in 1590. 

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Jaigurudeo Temple also called "Naam Yog Sadhna Mandir" resembling Tajmahal is built with white marble.     Krishna Balaram Mandir, renowned as ISKCON Temple is great attraction for Hare Krishna (ISKCON) pilgrims to India and has extraordinary reputation of handling foreign devotees among Vrindavan’s temple.  

In addition to above mentioned one some other important temples in Vrindavan are Kesi Ghat,  Seva Kunj,  Rangji Mandir, Radhavallabh Mandir,  Radharaman Mandir and lots more.