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6 Days Braj Yatra with Delhi Agra Tour Package
- Duration : 5 Night 6 Days
- Places Covered : Mathura, Vrindavan, Agra, Delhi
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6 Days Braj Yatra with Delhi Agra Tour Overview
The 6 Days Braj Yatra with Delhi Agra does not begin with a road or a plan. It begins when you slow down enough to feel where you are. From the first morning in Mathura, travelling with Mathura Vrindavan Tourism, you sense it clearly — Braj does not like haste. Bells ring when they want to. Rivers move at their own pace. Lamps float without direction. Temples here are not places you visit; they are places where you sit quietly and let something settle inside you. Govardhan teaches patience, Gokul teaches softness, and Vrindavan teaches you how devotion can live without saying a word.
As the days pass, the journey moves from Braj to Agra and then to Delhi, yet something within you grows still. You walk the parikrama not to reach the end, but to remain on the path. You stand before the Taj, where love rests in silence, and later you pass through Delhi, where life never stops moving. And when the 6 Days Braj Yatra with Delhi Agra finally comes to a close, you understand it was never meant to end. Braj does not stay behind. It walks with you — quietly, gently, in memory, in pause, and in the silence you now know how to keep.
6 Days Braj Yatra with Delhi Agra – A Journey That Does Not Hurry
The 6 Days Braj Yatra with Delhi Agra begins much before the road starts moving. It begins when you allow yourself to slow down. As you arrive in Mathura, the city does not try to hold you. It stays where it is. You keep your bags aside, you sit for a while, and the journey finds its own pace. With Mathura Vrindavan Tourism, nothing is rushed. You are allowed to arrive slowly, the way Braj prefers.
Day 1 – Mathura and the First Stillness
Mathura opens without sound. At Mathura Dwarkadhish Temple, bells ring, devotees pass, and faith moves quietly through the air. You stand there, not waiting for anything. At Shri Krishna Janmabhumi, words feel unnecessary. The place already knows what it holds. You move on to Krishna Kubja Temple and Mathura 1 Bethak Ji, simple spaces where devotion has stayed unchanged. In the evening, you reach Vishram Ghat. Lamps float on the Yamuna. The river carries the day away, and you let it go.
Day 2 – Gokul and the Yamuna
The morning road takes you to Gokul. At Gokul Yamuna Pujan, the river feels close, as if it recognizes every prayer without being told. Raman Reti lies quietly, the sand holding a softness that does not ask questions. At Brahmand Ghat, stories feel older than memory. You do not try to understand them. You remain there for a while. After visiting 4 Bethak Ji, the road moves towards Jatipura. The land becomes still. Night arrives gently. A Jatipura hotel stay feels calm, like the right place to stop.
Day 3 – Govardhan, Walked Without Words
This day begins early. Jatipura Parikrama does not feel like walking. It feels like staying with each step. The path circles Govardhan slowly, and somewhere along the way, the mind becomes quiet. You visit Bethak Ji, sit for a moment, and let the walk settle inside you. The rest of the day remains open. Silence fills what words cannot.
Day 4 – Nandgaon, Barsana, and Vrindavan
You move towards Nandgaon, where Krishna feels close, almost human. From there, you reach Barsana, where devotion carries both softness and strength. By evening, you arrive in Vrindavan. A hotel stay in Vrindavan feels different. The town does not pause. Bells ring, feet move, prayers continue, and even the night feels awake.
Day 5 – Agra and the Road to Delhi
Leaving Braj happens slowly. The road carries you to Agra, where the Taj Mahal stands quietly, holding love without explanation. You walk, you look, and you move on. By evening, you reach Delhi for a night stay. The pace changes. The sound changes. You notice it.
Day 6 – Delhi and the Quiet End
The final day brings Delhi sightseeing and drop. Roads are wider here. Life moves quickly. Yet something inside you remains steady. When the 6 Days Braj Yatra with Delhi Agra ends, you understand that Braj has not been left behind. It stays with you — in the way you pause, in the way you listen, and in the silence you now recognize.
With Mathura Vrindavan Tourism, this journey is not about where you went.
6 Days Braj Yatra with Delhi Agra Tour Itinerary
Day 1 – Mathura, Where Braj Begins
08:00 AM – Arrival in Mathura
You reach Mathura in the morning. The city does not rush towards you. It simply waits. You check in, keep your bags aside, and sit for a while, letting the journey slow down inside you.
09:30 AM – Mathura Dwarkadhish Temple
The bells ring. The crowd moves. You stand there quietly. Faith fills the air, not loudly, but steadily, as if it has always been there.
11:00 AM – Shri Krishna Janmabhumi
This is where Krishna was born. You do not feel the need to speak. The place itself feels complete. Time seems to soften here.
01:00 PM – Lunch
Simple food. A short rest. The body eases, and the road ahead opens again.
02:30 PM – Krishna Kubja Temple and Mathura 1 Bethak Ji
These temples do not ask for attention. They remain as they are, holding devotion in silence.
05:30 PM – Vishram Ghat
Evening reaches the Yamuna. Lamps float. The river moves gently. You stand at the ghat, and the day rests with you.
08:00 PM – Dinner and Stay in Mathura
Day 2 – Gokul and the Yamuna
06:30 AM – Drive to Gokul
Morning air feels light. The road is calm.
07:30 AM – Gokul Yamuna Pujan
You stand by the river. Water touches the steps. The Yamuna feels close, as if listening.
09:00 AM – Raman Reti
Soft sand under your feet. Silence around you. Devotion here feels gentle and childlike.
11:00 AM – Brahmand Ghat
Stories feel endless here. You do not try to understand them. You simply stay.
01:00 PM – Lunch
02:30 PM – 4 Bethak Ji
Faith stands quietly, unchanged.
04:30 PM – Drive to Jatipura
Govardhan comes closer. The land grows still.
07:00 PM – Dinner and Stay in Jatipura
Day 3 – Govardhan, Step by Step
05:30 AM – Govardhan Parikrama Begins
You start early. The path circles Govardhan slowly. With every step, something inside becomes lighter. Walking turns into prayer.
10:00 AM – Bethak Ji Darshan
You stop for a while. The walk settles within you.
12:30 PM – Breakfast
Afternoon – Rest
No plans. No hurry. Silence does its work.
07:30 PM – Dinner and Stay in Jatipura
Day 4 – Nandgaon, Barsana, and Vrindavan
07:00 AM – Breakfast and Departure
09:00 AM – Nandgaon Darshan
Krishna’s childhood feels close here. The air feels human and warm.
11:30 AM – Barsana Darshan
Radha’s land carries devotion softly. Strength and tenderness walk together.
02:00 PM – Lunch
04:30 PM – Arrival in Vrindavan
Vrindavan feels alive the moment you enter. Bells ring. Feet move. Prayers flow without pause.
06:30 PM – Evening Walk or Aarti
You walk through the lanes slowly. You are not looking for anything. Vrindavan comes to you.
08:30 PM – Dinner and Stay in Vrindavan
Day 5 – Agra and the Road to Delhi
06:00 AM – Departure from Vrindavan
10:00 AM – Taj Mahal
White marble stands in silence. Love remains. Time feels distant.
01:00 PM – Lunch in Agra
02:30 PM – Agra Sightseeing
You move through history without hurry.
05:00 PM – Drive to Delhi
The road changes. The pace changes.
09:00 PM – Dinner and Stay in Delhi
Day 6 – Delhi and Farewell
09:00 AM – Breakfast
10:00 AM – Delhi Sightseeing
Wide roads. Old stories. A city that keeps moving.
02:00 PM – Lunch
04:00 PM – Drop at Airport or Railway Station
The journey ends here.
But Braj does not leave.
It stays with you —
quietly, steadily, in memory and silence.
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Highlights of the 6 Days Braj Yatra with Delhi Agra Tour
- Walking into Mathura without hurry, where the city opens slowly and lets you settle.
- Standing at Dwarkadhish Temple, listening to bells, feeling faith move without noise.
- Sitting at Krishna Janmabhumi in silence, where time feels softer than usual.
- Watching lamps float at Vishram Ghat as the Yamuna carries the day away.
- Touching the stillness of Gokul, where devotion feels light and childlike.
- Stepping onto the Govardhan path, where walking itself becomes prayer.
- Feeling the quiet strength of Barsana, where tenderness and devotion walk together.
- Entering Vrindavan and realizing that the town never stops praying.
- Standing before the Taj Mahal, where love remains even when words fall short.
- Leaving the journey behind, yet carrying Braj with you—quietly, steadily, in memory.
Inclusions – What’s Covered in the Package
Exclusions – What’s Not Covered
- Comfortable hotel stay with breakfast and dinner.
- Pick-up and drop facility.
- All travel by private cab or tempo traveler (for groups).
- Guidance and local support from Mathura Vrindavan Tourism.
- Airfare, train tickets, or bus tickets to starting point.
- Lunch, snacks, or drinks other than meals mentioned.
- Entry fees to monuments, temples, or activities.
- Anything not clearly listed in the inclusions.
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FAQs 6 Days Braj Yatra with Delhi Agra Tour Package
This yatra includes hotel stays, daily breakfast and dinner, private cab for the full journey, guided Braj sightseeing, temple visits in Mathura, Vrindavan, Gokul, Govardhan, Nandgaon, Barsana, along with Delhi and Agra sightseeing.
The yatra covers Mathura Janmabhoomi, Dwarkadhish Temple, Vrindavan temples, Gokul, Raman Reti, Govardhan Parikrama, Nandgaon, Barsana, Agra Taj Mahal, and major attractions in Delhi.
Yes. The 6-day Braj Yatra is planned at a calm pace. Mathura Vrindavan Tourism keeps enough rest time between temple visits and provides assistance for elders when needed.
Yes, the itinerary can be adjusted. You may add or remove temples, extend your stay in Vrindavan, or include special darshan arrangements as per your preference.
October to March is the most comfortable season. Festivals like Janmashtami, Holi, and Radha Ashtami offer a deeper spiritual experience but need advance booking.
Yes, breakfast and dinner are included daily. Lunch is kept flexible so travelers can eat near temples or rest as per their comfort.
A private cab is provided for the entire journey, including Delhi, Braj region travel, and Agra sightseeing, ensuring smooth and comfortable movement.
Most temples do not require entry tickets. During crowded days, special darshan passes may be arranged with prior request.
Carry comfortable walking shoes, simple traditional clothes for temple visits, seasonal clothing, personal medicines, and a small bag for daily outings.
You can book by contacting Mathura Vrindavan Tourism directly through our website or travel team. Early booking is recommended, especially during festival periods.
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