Mathura Vrindavan Tour

Ans. The best season to explore is the period between October and March when the weather is nice. Certainly, the festivals such as Holi (March) and Janmashtami (August) are most lively yet may be extremely crowded.

Ans. The main temples and attractions in Mathura and Vrindavan can be the subject of a 2 to 3-day trip. To visit more spiritually and in a more relaxed manner, you could stay 4-5 days.

Ans. Mathura: Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi, Dwarkadhish Temple and Vishram Ghat.
Vrindavan: Nidhivan, Prem Mandir, Vrindavan, ISKCON Temple, Banke Bihar Temple,

Ans. The answer to this is yes, Mathura and Vrindavan are usually safe, particularly around tourist spots. Take care of the local guides and street vendors, however. Do not go into lonely places during the night.

Ans. Simple traditional dresses are preferred. Shorts, sleeveless tops, revealing clothes, etc. should also be avoided, particularly when coming to temples.

Ans. You will have the simple guesthouses as well as dharamsalas, the mid-range hotels, and the luxury. Vrindavan also has several spiritual residences and ashrams.

Ans. Most temples do not allow photography, and this is the case with Banke Bihari Temple. Signage should always be looked at or inquired about the temple authorities.

Ans.Yes, you can find local guides, and their quality depends. Provided you are interested in the history and legends, you can find a reputable guide or tour package.