Vrindavan Tour Package from Mumbai

Vrindavan is a historically significant town that stands as a prominent religious centre located in the Mathura district of Uttar Pradesh. It is also deeply tied to mythology and spirituality. Holding immense significance for Hindus, Mathura is the birthplace of Lord Krishna which attracts devotees for the Vrindavan holiday package from Mumbai. This sacred place includes numerous holy places and temples like Radharamana Temple, Keshi Ghat, Prem Mandir, Banke Bihari Mandir, Sri Ranganatha Temple and more. It is a holy village that boasts of its fascinating stories and cultural activities which were once performed by Lord Krishna in his childhood and youth. Poets like Surdas, Raskhan and Meerabai have given life-like features and have also immortalized Vrindavan in their verses. It is a vibrant crossroads where cultures from all walks of life come together and share their experiences. Embarking on a Vrindavan package from Mumbai, allowing you to unlock the mystical charms of this sacred city.

Absorbing the cultural traditions of Vrindavan can be a good learning experience as well as a transformative one. Book your tour today with Veena World and let the exploration begin!

Places to Visit in Vrindavan

The pilgrimage town of Vrindavan is home to hundreds of temples and ashrams as well as both ancient and new. Mentioned below are some holy places that you cannot afford to miss on your Mumbai to Vrindavan tour package.

Madan Mohan Temple – It is one of the oldest temples which is located near the Kali Ghat, overlooking the banks of Yamuna River. On your visit to this holy place, the temple will transcend your mind, body and spirit. Poised on a hillock and the amazing views from there add another perspective to the beauty of this temple.  

Sri Ranganatha Temple – It is one of the largest temples in not only Vrindavan but the entire region of north India. The temple stands out for its unique Dravidian-style architecture. Additionally, the temple has five rectangular enclosures around the main area and two well-carved stone gates in Jaipur style on the eastern and western sides. The story behind the existence of the Ranganatha Temple revolves around a special bond between Goda, a saint from South India in the 8th century and Lord Krishna. 

Banke Bihari Temple – Like most temples, the Banke Bihari Temple too is dedicated to Lord Krishna. Spend your quality time in love and devotion for Lord Krishna and feel the radiance of the Lord. It is suggested that you visit the temple during the prayer service to receive the Lord’s blessings. 

Radharamana Temple – Crafted in Mughul architecture the temple is located close to Nidhivan and Loi Bazaar. Besides the enchanting beauty, what makes the temple even more fascinating is the fact that the deity is one of the few original idols left in Vrindavan which is made of black stone.

Things to do in Vrindavan

Besides witnessing historical marvels and the glorious structures of Vrindavan. Experience the culture, festivals, delicacies and endless other things to do in Vrindavan. Mentioned below are a few of those experiences that will make your vacation fun-filled.

Vrindavan Parikrama: Circle Around the Town – Several hundred and thousands of pilgrims perform the Vrindavan Parikrama. This ritual of the Hindu religion involves moving in a clockwise direction around a spot or an object. It is performed to indicate devotee's reverence for their Lords. 

Holi Festival – This is one among many other popular festivals of India that people celebrate with enthusiasm and the right time to visit Vrindavan. It is also known as the ‘Festival of Colours’ which signifies unity and joy, as people come together to exchange greetings, shower colours on each other and enjoy the festive season food. 

Relish All Local Delicacies – Let your instincts guide you in the search for delicacies in Vrindavan. Generally, in India you can find a variety of sweets and savoury culinary delights. Get ready to indulge in a gastronomic adventure on your Vrindavan trip package from Mumbai.

Nidhi Van: The Spot for Rasleela – Vrindavan is a holy destination known for holy tales revolving around Lord Krishna. People believe that every night Lord Krishna visits Nidhivan with Radha and performs the famous Ras Leela. Due to this, no one is allowed inside the premises at dusk. There are two temples inside that you can see during the daytime i.e. Rang Mahal and Sri Bansichori Radharani Temple.

Best Time to Visit Vrindavan

The best time to visit Vrindavan is between October and March. The weather is pleasant around this time of the year and the town is buzzing with plenty of activities. The festival of Holi is particularly a good time to visit and experience Vrindavan as it is full of life and vibrance. Mentioned below is a detailed overview of the seasons in Vrindavan to help you decide the best time for travel. 

Summers – To avoid crowds, expensive stays and tickets, visiting Vrindavan during summer could be the best time. However, it is advised that you take all the measures to remain cool and hydrated. March to June marks the summer season in Vrindavan and during this end-of-academic year holidays, it makes Vrindavan the most popular season to visit. If you are planning to travel on a low budget, then the summer season is the ideal time as you can get heavy discounts on hotels and other daily expenses. 

Winters – The winter season is one of the most awaited seasons for the majority of travellers. October to February marks the winter season in Vrindavan and it is considered to be the best time to travel as the weather is pleasant throughout the world.

Monsoon – July to September marks the monsoon season in Vrindavan. The climate remains wet throughout this time of the year. Devotees of Krishna travel to Vrindavan around this time to celebrate Krishna Janmashtami i.e. the birth of Lord Krishna.

Book The Best Vrindavan Tour Packages from Mumbai at Veena World

There are ample unique things to do in Vrindavan, for all age groups. Embarking on a pilgrimage to this holy land will leave a mark on you to ponder the experiences and cherish the beautiful memories. With numerous temples scattered all around Vrindavan, spending your time in worship and devotion can calm you by bringing peace, especially if you are looking to take part in recreational activities. Booking a Vrindavan trip package from Mumbai with Veena World ensures that your vacation is enjoyable and hassle-free. That’s because we understand the fact that there is a lot of thought, time and money involved in booking a tour package for vacation. Additionally, our all-inclusive tour packages come with a tour guide who can provide you with insights into the destination.