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NEW BUS - STAND, MATHURA

1.25 KM From Hotel

The New Bus Stand in Mathura is a key transport hub for both locals and tourists visiting this historic and spiritual city. It serves as an important connection point, providing efficient road transport to nearby towns, cities, and pilgrimage sites. Close to popular landmarks like Goverdhan Chauraha and Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple, making it convenient for travelers. Regular bus services are available to nearby cities such as Agra, Delhi, Vrindavan, Aligarh, Jaipur, and Lucknow etc.
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RAILWAY JUNCTION, MATHURA

2.5 KM From Hotel

Mathura Railway Junction is a prominent railway station located in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh. It is one of the busiest and most important railway stations in northern India, connecting Mathura to major cities across the country.


It serves as a gateway for pilgrims visiting Mathura and Vrindavan, two significant religious destinations.

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SHRI KRISHNA JANAMBHOOMI

The Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple marks the exact spot where Lord Krishna was born to Devaki and Vasudeva in a prison cell during the night, over 5,000 years ago. According to Hindu tradition, Krishna was born in Mathura to end the tyrannical rule of his maternal uncle King Kamsa, who had imprisoned his parents. Krishna’s birth is celebrated annually during the Janmashtami festival, which sees grand celebrations in the temple and the surrounding area.
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Government Museum, Mathura

2 Km From Hotel

The Government Museum in Mathura, also known as the Mathura Museum, is one of the most significant museums in India, especially for those interested in ancient Indian history, archaeology, and art. The museum is famous for its vast collection of ancient sculptures of Hindu deities, including many representations of Lord Krishna, the primary deity associated with Mathura. Many of these sculptures date back to the Kushan period (around 2nd century CE) and are considered masterpieces of Indian art.

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DWARKADEESH TEMPLE

3 Km From Hotel

Sri Dwarkadheesh Mandir is one of the oldest and largest temples of Mathura city in States of India, built up by Seth Gokul Das Parikh, the treasurer of then Gwalior State(Scindia) in 1814.It was built for the famous Hindu deity Dwarkadheesh (meaning the God or king of Dwarka, where Lord Krishna has shifted from Mathura and settled till his life on earth). There the main deity is of Lord Dwarkadheesh, a form of Lord Krishna seen in a black Marble idol named Dwarkanath. With him is the White marble idol of his counterpart deity Sri Radharani.

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SHRI VISHWARAMGHAT ARTI

3 Km From Hotel

Vishram Ghat is one of the most revered ghats in Mathura, located along the banks of the Yamuna River. It holds great religious significance, particularly for devotees of Lord Krishna. The name Vishram means “rest,” and it is believed that after Lord Krishna defeated the demon Kamsa and restored peace to the kingdom of Mathura, he came to Vishram Ghat to rest.
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RADHA JI BIRTH PALACE RAVAL

18 Km From Hotel

There is an ancient garden right in front of Radharani’s temple in Rawal village. It is said that Radha and Krishna are still present here in the form of trees. There are two trees together here. One is white and the other is dark in colour. It is worshipped daily. The temple priest Lalit Mohan says that Radha and Krishna still gaze at Yamuna ji from here in the form of trees. Radha Rani found in a lotus flower It is believed that Radha ji was born in Rawal village itself. The temple priest Lalit Mohan Kalla says that Yamuna used to flow here about five thousand years ago.

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SHRI KESAVDEV JI MANDIR

2 Km From Hotel

Katra Keshavdev Temple is a very ancient temple located near Krishna Janmabhoomi Residential Gate in Mallapura, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh. It was built in 1600 AD. Its length and breadth is 75’X55′, it is a two-storey building made of Lakhori brick lime and red stone. Although all the festivals falling throughout the year are celebrated with joy in this temple, but the Chhappan Bhog on Basant Panchami gives a unique charm to this temple. On this day lakhs of devotees visit this temple. For foreign devotees, the procession of Thakur Keshav Dev starting from Gatashram Vishram Ghat on Rangbhari Ekadashi becomes the center of attraction, which ends after reaching Keshavdev Temple in Mallapura.
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ADI VARAH TEMPLE

3 Km From Hotel
Located near the renowned Dwarkadheesh Temple in Mathura, the Adi Varah Temple is a place where the devotees of Radhe-Krishan can fully immerse themselves in ancient spirituality. This temple, famous for its unique red-coloured deity, Lal Varaha, attracts devotees with its unique charm. Interestingly, the term ‘Lal’ not only signifies the colour red but also suggests ‘little’ or ‘small.’ Despite the small physical form of Lal Varaha, the reverence bestowed upon this deity is immense. The temple is one of the oldest temples in Mathura believed to be exist from 1500 years ago.
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RANGESHWAR JI MANDIR

2 Km From Hotel
Sri Rangeshwar Mahadev is located as a protector of Braj in the south of Mathura. Kansa conspired to kill Shri Krishna and Baldev and built an arena in this place of pilgrimage. On the pretext of visiting the city, Shri Krishna and Balram with their cowherd friends entered this arena asking people about this place. A huge bow of Lord Shiva was placed in front. Rangeshwar Mahadev’s form was also unique. On entering the arena, Shri Krishna spontaneously lifted the bow with his left hand. In the blink of an eye, he took the chord in front of everyone and pulled the chord in such a way that the bow broke with a thunder sound.
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BHUTESHWAR MANDIR

0.8 Km From Hotel

Bhuteshwar Mahadev Mandir is a famous Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is also a Shaktipeeth where Mata Sati’s ringlet fell when she performed Sati. The shrine is auspicious and one-of-a-kind since it is one of the city’s few temples not dedicated to Lord Krishna. The Bhuteshwar Mahadev Temple, one of the oldest temples, also houses the Patal Devi Cave, where King Kansa worshipped the deity. A throng of pilgrims pay their respects to Bhuteshwar Mahadev Mandir, Mathura, during Shravan Maas, a Hindu month that falls in July-August.

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BIRLA MANDIR

5 Km From Hotel

Birla mandir is one of the well-known temples of Mathura and is located on the Mathura-Vrindavan road. This divine and beautiful temple was built by the industrialist Jugal Kishore Birla from the Birla Industries in 1946. There is a chain of Birla temples across India and this Birla Mandir Mathura is just one gem of that chain. Birla mandir is also known as the Gita Mandir as it has a pillar with Sri Mad Bhagwad Geeta inscribed on it. As the divine place away from the hush-hush of the city, this temple is believed to be the best place to spend your leisure time with family.
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Kans Quila, Mathura

3 Km From Hotel

Mathura is the sacred city for Hindus as it is the birth place of Lord Krishna. It was ruled by Kansa, the Maternal Uncle of Lord Krishna and the capital of the Surasena Kingdom. Surasena were also called as yadavas, the descendant of Yadu, a mythical king and belonged to the lineage of Yaduvamsha. Kans Qila in Mathura is said to be the palace of Kansa which has undergone several changes over the centuries.
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Pagal Baba Mandir, Mathura

7 Km From Hotel

According to legends, Sheela Nand Ji was a Judge in High court of Calcutta and after resigning he came to Vrindavan in search of spirituality. He was wondering here and there like a mad man so people were saying him Pagal Baba. Then after with help of devotes, he built this beautiful temple in Vrindavan.

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Bankey Bihari Temple, Vrindavan

10 Km From Hotel
The Banke Bihari Temple in Vrindavan is one of the most iconic and revered temples dedicated to Lord Krishna. This temple holds immense spiritual and cultural significance and attracts millions of devotees and tourists from across the world every year. The temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna in his child form, lovingly referred to as Banke Bihari. The term “Banke” means “bent in three places,” signifying Krishna’s graceful posture, and “Bihari” means “the supreme enjoyer.” It is a central place of worship for devotees seeking to experience Krishna’s divine loveand playful leelas.
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Prem Mandir, Vrindavan

9 Km From Hotel

Prem Mandir, also known as the “Temple of Divine Love,” is one of the most beautiful and iconic temples in Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh. It is dedicated to Lord Krishna and Radha Rani, showcasing their divine pastimes. Built as a symbol of love and devotion, this architectural masterpiece attracts pilgrims, tourists, and spiritual seekers from around the world. The temple is constructed entirely of white Italian marble, making it a stunning sight, especially under illumination.

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Iskon Temple, Vrindavan

9 Km From Hotel

The ISKCON Temple in Vrindavan, also known as the Sri Krishna Balaram Mandir, is one of the most renowned temples of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON). Dedicated to Lord Krishna and Lord Balaram, it is a vibrant spiritual center and a major attraction for devotees and tourists worldwide.
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Rang Ji, Vrindavan

11 Km From Hotel

The Rangji Temple, also known as the Sri Ranganatha Temple, is one of the most magnificent and architecturally unique temples in Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh. Dedicated to Lord Ranganatha, a form of Lord Vishnu, this temple is a significant spiritual and cultural landmark that attracts devotees and tourists alike. The presiding deity, Lord Ranganatha, is depicted reclining on the serpent Sheshnag. The temple also houses idols of Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Krishna, Radharani, and other prominent deities from the Vaishnavite tradition.
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Vaishno Devi Temple, Vrindavan

10 Km From Hotel

The Maa Vaishno Devi Temple in Vrindavan is a significant pilgrimage site dedicated to Maa Vaishno Devi, the goddess of Shakti, known for her divine powers and the protector of her devotees. The temple is a replica of the famous Vaishno Devi Temple in Katra, Jammu & Kashmir, making it a popular destination for those who seek to experience the divine presence of the goddess without traveling to the original temple. The temple is dedicated to Maa Vaishno Devi, a manifestation of the goddess Durga, who is worshipped for her powers to destroy evil and protect her devotees.

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PRIYAKANT JU Temple, Vrindavan

11 Km From Hotel

The Priyakant Ju Temple is a stunning and uniquely designed temple in Vrindavan, dedicated to Lord Krishna as Priyakant Ju, representing his divine love for Radha. This relatively modern temple is renowned for its extraordinary architecture and serene atmosphere, making it a must-visit destination for pilgrims and tourists. The temple is built in the shape of a LOTUS flower, a unique architectural design that sets it apart from other temples in Vrindavan.
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NIDHIVAN, Vrindavan

11 Km From Hotel

Nidhivan is a sacred and mystical forested area located in Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh, India, and is closely associated with the legend of Lord Krishna. Nidhivan is believed to be the place where Lord Krishna performed the Raas Leela, a divine dance with his consorts, especially Radha, in the forests of Vrindavan. According to local traditions, every night, the divine pastimes of Lord Krishna continue in Nidhivan, and it is said that the trees and plants in the forest stand in the form of gopis (female devotees of Krishna) who once danced with him.
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Raman Reti, Gokul

12 Km From Hotel

Ramanreti in Gokul, located in the Mathura district of Uttar Pradesh, India, is another significant site connected to Lord Krishna’s childhood and his divine activities in the region of Braja. Gokul is especially sacred because it is believed to be the place where Lord Krishna spent his early years with his foster parents, Nanda Maharaj and Yashoda. Ramanreti in Gokul is one of the key locations where Krishna is said to have performed many of his early divine pastimes. The famous saint of Ramanreti Temple,Gokul is Shri Shraddhanand Maharaj ji.

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Goverdhan Temple, Mathura

21 Km From Hotel
Daan Ghati Mandir is reckoned to be one of the two major Hindu temples in Govardhan. The literal meaning of the term Daan Ghati is ‘donation valley’ for. The presiding deity of this popular shrine in Govardhan is manifested in the form of rock which is believed to be degrading into soil by few millimetres every year. However, there is no proven evidence of the same.
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Kirti Mandir, Barsana

35 Km From Hotel
In the beautiful town of Barsana, there is a Beautiful temple called Kirti Mandir. This temple is dedicated to Kirti Maiya, the mother of Shri Radha Rani. It was built by Jagadguru Kripalu Ji Maharaj, who loved Radha and Krishna. He also created the famous Prem Mandir in Vrindavan. Kirti Mandir is special because it is the only temple in the world that shows Radha Rani sitting on her mother Kirti’s lap.
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Nand Baba Temple, Nandgaon

38 Km From Hotel

Nandgaon was given by the chief of Barsana, Vrishbhana Kaka to the chief of Gokul, Nand Baba after Gokul was burnt by Kansa in a hope to burn the baby Krishna. Nand Baba constructed his home atop Nandhisvara Parvat (Hill) in a hope to protect Krishna from the attack of demons of Kansa.