Golden Triangle with Mathura and Vrindavan Tour

Breakfast and then visit Mathura, which is one of the most sacred cities with Hindu culture and the birthplace of Lord Krishna. On arrival, get a room at any hotel and go on a sightseeing voyage by first visiting the Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple which is regarded to have been the precise birthplace of Lord Krishna. The temple complex has a strong spiritual significance and draws faithful people all over the world. Thereafter, go to Dwarkadhish Temple which boasts of colorful architecture and the sense of worship. Stroll through the local markets with religious products, sweets, and souvenirs relating to Krishna traditions. Spent the evening at the Vishram Ghat at the banks of Yamuna rivers and attended to serene prayer sessions and evening aarti ceremonies. Overnight stay in Mathura.

Wake up and then after having breakfast, come to Vrindavan, a town that relates closely to the numerous stories of Lord Krishna and his spiritual life. Start with the popular Banke Bihari Temple, one of the most popular Krishna temples that feature spirited chants of devotion and emotional spiritual life. Keep on traveling to ISKCON Temple Vrindavan, a serene place with religious tunes and cultural displays. Afterwards, go to Prem Mandir, one of the artfully lit temples with highly carved images of the life stories of Krishna. The temple is particularly enchanted with evening lighting and prayer services. The Radha Raman Temple is also a place to visit and is historic in terms of its importance and devotional practices. One night stay in Vrindavan or Mathura.

Breakfast and then drive to Agra. On the first day, you may choose to explore the city by first checking-in to the hotel and visiting the most popular and world-known sightseeing spots in Taj Mahal, a UNESCO World Heritage and the epitome of the love story. The carving of the marble and the Mughal architecture that the monument has are a mark of artistic and spiritual design that was drawn after Persian culture. Then go to Agra Fort which was the royal palace of the Mughal rulers. Visit palaces, audience halls and gardens that depict royal history and architectural genius. Assuming time can be spent, go to Itmad-ud-Daulah Tomb, also called the Baby Taj, with its delicate work of marble inlays and serene environment. Overnight stay in Agra.

Post breakfast, go towards Jaipur visiting Fatehpur Sikri which is the historic capital of Emperor Akbar. Go to the great Buland Darwaza, Jama Masjid, and the sanctuary of Salim Chishti, a revered Sufi saint whose tomb is filled with pilgrims who would like to receive blessings and spiritual tranquility.

Move on to Jaipur and get into a hotel. In the evening, go to Birla Temple Jaipur, which boasts of white marble construction and an evening prayer session. You can also visit the colorful markets of Jaipur that are known to deal in handicrafts, jewelry and textiles. Overnight stay in Jaipur.

Spent the morning sightseeing by visiting Amber Fort which is situated on top of a hill and is famous with royal architecture, courtyards and temple buildings within the fort complex. Sightseeing and tour of the historical halls with mirror work and paintings.

Later visit the City Palace, where one can see royal costumes, weapons, and historical items belonging to the royal family of Jaipur. Move on to a scientific instrument astronomical observatory known as Jantar Mantar, where the instruments were constructed in the 18th century. Visit Hawa Mahal or Palace of Winds, which is distinguished by its honeycomb building. Concluding the tour, after sightseeing, move towards Delhi or any other place you are heading to.