Agra Mathura Tour

Morning: The day begins with a pick-up from Delhi, as we set forth on a road trip to Mathura and Vrindavan. Mathura, a town steeped in spiritual significance as the birthplace of Lord Krishna, welcomes to its charming embrace. The drive covers a distance of 155 kilometers and takes approximately 3 hours.

Afternoon: Upon reaching Mathura, we delve into an afternoon of sightseeing that promises to resonate with the enchanting stories of Lord Krishna. Our explorations lead us to the Shri Krishna Janm Bhumi, the very place where the divine incarnation of Lord Krishna is believed to have taken place. As the river Yamuna flows serenely by, we find ourselves at Vishram Ghat, an iconic spot where Lord Krishna is said to have rested after his divine feats. The Dwarkadeesh Temple and Gita Mandir further enrich our spiritual experience. Vrindavan, another gem on our itinerary, unveils its magical essence—a village that once thrived amidst fragrant groves during Lord Krishna's youth. As we stroll through the lanes, the stories of his playful escapades come to life. Nidhivan, Seva Kunj, and the Banke Bihare Temple beckon us with their spiritual charm. Later check in at your hotel and overnight stay in Mathura.

Morning: The day dawns with a journey from Mathura to Agra, a route spanning 60 kilometers and approximately 2 hours. En route, we pause to visit the historical marvel of Fatehpur Sikri. This UNESCO World Heritage Site captivates us with its architectural grandeur and the echoes of its Mughal legacy.

Evening: As we arrive in Agra, our pre-booked hotel awaits our check-in. The evening unveils the crown jewel of India—the iconic Taj Mahal. Bathed in the soft hues of sunset, this marble mausoleum stands as an eternal tribute to love and architectural brilliance. After the sightseeing, return to your pre-booked hotel for overnight stay in Agra.

Morning: Our day commences with a tour of Agra's historical treasures. The Agra Fort stands before us, narrating tales of emperors and their grandeur. The delicate beauty of Itmad-Ud-Daulah, often referred to as the "Baby Taj," captivates our senses. The Akbar Mausoleum pays homage to the mighty Mughal ruler, further enriching our understanding of this historical era.

Afternoon: Having soaked in the splendor of Agra, it's time to bid adieu and embark on our journey back to Delhi. The road trip spans 210 kilometers and takes approximately 4 hours. The memories of our spiritual sojourn through Mathura, Vrindavan, and Agra accompany us as we return to the bustling city, where modernity and history intertwine seamlessly.