Mathura, Vrindavan, Agra, Chitrakoot and Prayagraj Tour

Start your day with a visit to the Laxminarayan Temple (Birla Mandir) and proceed to the Akshardham Temple, a sprawling complex showcasing Indian culture and architecture. After a lunch break, you will explore the historical Qutub Minar Complex, Jantar mantar and Lal quila. Your journey will then take you to Connaught Place, a central hub of the city, followed by a visit to the New Sansad Bhavan, India's impressive Parliament building. Finally, you will witness the iconic India Gate, a war memorial. In evening visit Chandani chowk and enjoy shopping.

Upon arrival in Mathura, embark on Gokul sightseeing, including Raman Reti, Chinta Haram Temple, Brahmand Ghat, Chaurasi Khamba, and Raval village, the birthplace of Sri Radha Rani. Subsequently, explore Mathura's diverse temples, each holding unique importance, with the prominent Dwarkadheesh temple serving as a major gathering point for devotees during festivals. Sri Krishna Janma Bhumi, the birthplace of Lord Krishna, is another key site. Nearby, discover Potra Kund, a step well steeped in mythology as the place where Mata Devki washed Shree Krishna's clothes. The adjacent markets offer a wide array of Krishna idols and accessories. Visit the renowned Vishram Ghat, Lord Krishna’s resting place after defeating Kansa, followed by Kans Quila. Conclude the day with an overnight stay in a Mathura hotel after engaging in extensive sightseeing. The following day promises further exploration of Lord Krishna’s childhood and divine activities.

Begin your day with an early start and prepare for a drive to Vrindavan. En route from Mathura to Vrindavan, make a stop at Gita Mandir, a significant destination for both tourists and pilgrims, notable for having all 18 chapters of the Bhagwad Gita inscribed on its pillars. Upon reaching Vrindavan, visit the renowned Banke Bihari Temple, a highly revered shrine dedicated to a great devotee of Lord Krishna. Explore other prominent temples in Vrindavan, including the Radha raman Temple, Ranganatha Temple (Ranga ji temple), Kaanch Ka Mandir (Glass Temple). By the afternoon, proceed to Pagal Baba Temple and Nidhivan. In the late evening, experience the captivating light show and cultural ambiance at Prem Mandir. Visit Chardham temple and enjoy the grand Shiva statue (second tallest statue in India). Stay at Vrindavan at the end of the day.

Following breakfast, you will take a quick visit to Agra and enjoy the beauty of Tajmahal. Afternoon we'll start from Agra and travel to Chitrakoot. You will arrive in Chitrakoot by evening, check into your hotel, and stay overnight.

Discover the spiritual heartland of Chitrakoot in a single, unforgettable day. Begin your journey at Ramghat, the revered bathing ghat on the Mandakini River, where the echoes of Lord Rama's exile linger in the air. Experience the serene atmosphere with a tranquil boat ride along the river. Next, delve into the mythological tales at Sati Anusuya Ashram, a peaceful forest retreat where the pious Anusuya is said to have resided. Venture into the mysterious depths of the Gupt Godavari caves, where hidden streams and ancient formations create an otherworldly experience. Seek blessings at Hanuman Dhara, where a natural spring flows, believed to have been created by Lord Hanuman himself. If time permits, visit the scenic Bharat Milap temple, commemorating the emotional reunion of Lord Rama and his brother Bharat. Conclude your day by immersing yourself in the profound spirituality and natural beauty that defines this sacred abode. Rest in hotel at Chitrakoot at the end of the day.

Embark on a spiritually enriching day trip to Prayagraj, starting with an early departure to witness the sacred Triveni Sangam, the confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna, and mythical Saraswati rivers. Partake in a holy dip, a significant ritual for pilgrims, and consider a boat ride for a closer view. After immersing yourself in the Sangam's spiritual ambiance, explore the historic Allahabad Fort, a majestic Mughal-era structure offering glimpses into the region's past. Visit the serene Hanuman Temple, known for its unique reclining idol of Lord Hanuman. Following your exploration of Prayagraj's key sites, begin your journey to Delhi in the afternoon, allowing approximately 6-7 hours for the drive, concluding your day with arrival in Delhi.