This is the most sacred place in Mathura, where Lord Krishna was born. This temple is located in a cave-like sanctum, which has been preserved as a prison cell. The grand aarti and Janmashtami festival here attract millions of devotees from all over the country and abroad.
One of the most famous and beautiful temples of Mathura, this temple is dedicated to the Dwarkadhish form of Lord Krishna. This temple is famous for its grand architecture, intricate carvings and colorful tableaux. Hariyali Teej and Jhulan Utsav are specially celebrated here.
Situated on the banks of the Yamuna river, this ghat is very important from a religious point of view. It is believed that Lord Krishna rested here after killing Kansa. The evening aarti here gives a divine experience and the boat ride is also very much liked by the tourists.
Located about 15 kilometers from Mathura, this place is a witness to the leelas of Balkrishna. Nand Baba’s house, Chaurasi Khambha and Gopal Mandir are the places worth visiting here. The peaceful atmosphere and rural life of Gokul attracts tourists.
Barsana, the birthplace of Radharani, is 42 km from Mathura. The Lathmar Holi here is world famous. Places like Radha Mandir, Shringar Mandir and Radha Kund make it spiritually and culturally rich.
Nand Baba and Yashoda Mata lived here. Nand Bhawan, the temple built on the hill, and the Holi festival attract tourists. The beauty of the Braj region can be seen from here.
This place located near Gokul is the place where Lord Krishna used to play with his child friends. The sand here is considered sacred. It is a major place of meditation and sadhana for sages and saints and devotees.
This beautiful lake located near Govardhan mountain is associated with the Leelas of Radha-Krishna. Its architecture, calm atmosphere and sunset scenery are its specialties. This place is ideal for meditation, yoga and photography.
