Same Day Mathura Vrindavan Tour By Car

TOUR OVERVIEW:

In our country we can find a huge number of devotees of Lord Krishna because of his strong influence on beliefs of Hindu religion. It is believed that Lord Krishna spent his life guiding the followers on path of truth and destroying the evil. Mathura is an important pilgrimage destination for Hindus and it is considered as one of the seven sacred cities of India. Devotees of Lord Krishna visit Mathura Vrindavan cities to seek solace in the cities where Lord himself spent major part of his life. Located in the western part of Uttar Pradesh, Mathura is a city with never-ending narrow lanes brimming with folks, rickshaws, and glittering shops. The city is bestowed with large number of magnificent temples, most of them dedicated to Lord Krishna. These temples have paintings and murals depicting various phases of Lord Krishna’s life that take the devotees back to the divine era of Dwapar Yug.  Lord Krishna was born around 5000 years ago in Mathura inside the prison cell of the evil emperor Kansa, Lord Krishna’s maternal uncle. The land has an enchanting culture, and a number of unique festivals that make you want to visit Mathura again and again. Vrindavan is a holy town in Mathura and is the most significant pilgrimage site as Lord Krishna spent early years of his life here. Attracting around 500000 pilgrims every year, Vrindavan is home to a big number of beautiful temples. It is believed that Vrindavan village was lost over time, but it came to attention of the world when it was rediscovered by the saint from Nabadwip, Chaitanya Mahaprabhu who discovered it in 16th century.

TOP HOLY DESTINATION IN MATHURA VRINDAVAN:

1. Madan Mohan Temple: Being the oldest temple in the town of Vrindavan Madan Mohan Temple, is located near the Kali Ghat, overlooking the twinkling Yamuna River.

Situated on a hillock, we can see the temple today which is rebuilt version of the original temple that was invaded and destroyed by the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. Among one of the most attractive features of the temple is the overall red hued structure of the temple, elevating almost 60 foot upwards towards the sky which is clearly visible as you approach the temple from a long distance. The amazing views one gets from the hilltop adds one more dimension to the pre-existing beauty of the temple.

2. Banke Bihari Temple: One of the most admired and notable holy places of Vrindavan is the Banke Bihari Temple dedicated to Lord Krishna. The particular characteristic idol in this temple that’s bent in three places makes the temple particularly interesting that depicts the Lord in his Tribhanga posture. Rajasthani style architecture and intricate designing of this temple accentuates the majestic aura of the divine atmosphere. The huge crowds that visit the temple every day only increase the spiritual vibe and accentuates the celebratory mood of the temple.

3. Dwarkadhish Temple: Being oldest and most famous temple in Mathura, this temple is named after one of the divine names of Lord Krishna Dwarkadhish which simply means king of Dwarka. Located in Eastern part of Mathura city, Dwarkadhish temple is built with Rajasthani architecture and one can witness the beautiful black marble idol of Lord Krishna and equally beautiful white marble idol of his beloved Radha situated at middle of the temple. During festive season, the mood of temple completely changes from peaceful to celebratory as devotees from all around the world gather to celebrate the greatness of Lord together.

4. Chamunda Devi Temple: Chamunda Devi Temple in Mathura is one of the most important spiritual destinations to visit in India because it is believed that a hair strand of Maa Gayatri fell on this very land. This holy event is also mentioned in the sacred writings of Shrimad Bhagwat. The temple is also believed to be a meditation center for Sage (Rishi) Shandilya in ancient times and Sri Gorakhnath also attained enlightenment here. You can witness a large number of devotees visit this shrine during the festivity of Navratri.

5. Shri Rangji Mandir: considered to be the largest temple in Vrindavan, Shri Rangji Mandir has a unique Dravidian style of architecture built in the year 1851. This temple is dedicated to Lord Ranganatha who is considered to be recreation of Lord Vishnu and inside of the temple you can see the idol in Sheshashayee Pose. Besides this, there are also other idols of deities in temple complex such as Lord Rama, Lord Lakshman, Goddess Sita, Lord Narasimha, Lord Venugopala and Lord Ramanujacharya in this sacred temple in Vrindavan. Along with a Dravidian style construction, a rare blend of South and North classical style of architecture can also be witnessed in this temple.

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India is a country brimmed with large number of temples and devotees of all religions. India has a rich history and mythology that each and every temple in India has a unique story behind its origination which even adds up to the value of the temple. Mathura and Vrindavan are two such ancient cities which have rich cultural significance and history. With a large number of temples dedicated to Lord Krishna, these two cities are like a paradise for Lord Krishna's followers. Sushant Travels offers same day Mathura Vrindavan holidays tour by car packages that takes you on one day pilgrimage to these two cities where you can visit all the important holy destinations without losing any extra time. Sushant Travels also offer other Mathura Vrindavan tour packages that provide thorough touring experience in these two cities. With our same day Mathura Vrindavan tour by car you can complete your pilgrimage on time and still get the satisfaction of spending time in the abode of Lord Krishna! So book a same day Mathura Vrindavan  holidays tour by car package now and enjoy the one day pilgrimage while traveling through holiest cities of India!