Mathura Tour Packages

A Mathura tour package is a convenient way to explore the birthplace of Lord Krishna, its historic temples, sacred ghats and nearby Vrindavan. A Mathura trip can be planned as a short pilgrimage, a weekend break or as part of a wider Braj and Agra itinerary. The right Mathura package should give you enough time for temple visits, sightseeing and local experiences without making the itinerary unnecessarily rushed.

You can choose Kiomoi Travel for your Mathura holiday packages. With 9+ years of experience and 1,500+ Google reviews, Kiomoi creates personalised trips with clear communication, thoughtful itineraries and reliable travel support, making your Mathura journey easier to plan. For an in-depth look at the destination, explore our Mathura Travel Guide. For more travel options, check out our Uttar Pradesh Holiday Packages.

Most Popular Mathura Tour Package With Price

A Mathura tour package usually costs between Rs.5,000 to Rs.8,000 per person for 3-4 days, depending on accommodation, transport, and your inclusions. Here are some most popular Mathura packages:

Agra Mathura Vrindavan Tour Package

• Duration - 3 Nights 4 Days

• Package Cost - INR 6,520

• Covers - Mathura (1N) - Vrindavan (1N) - Agra (1N)

Mathura Vrindavan Tour Package

• Duration - 2 Nights 3 Days

• Package Cost - INR 4,880

• Covers - Mathura (1N) - Vrindavan (1N)

Why Choose Kiomoi For Your Mathura Holiday Package?

• 9+ Years of Travel Experience: With over 9 years in the travel industry, Kiomoi creates personalized journeys built around your interests, preferences and travel style.

• 1,500+ Google Reviews: Trusted by travellers and backed by 1,500+ Google reviews, we focus on transparent planning and dependable travel experiences.

• Trusted Local Partnerships: We work directly with trusted local experts to deliver authentic experiences and good value without compromising on quality.

• Dedicated Travel Specialist: From planning your itinerary to coordinating your trip, a dedicated travel specialist helps ensure a smooth experience from start to finish.

• 24×7 On-Trip Support: Wherever you are during your journey, our support team is available to assist when you need us.

• Travel Designed Around You: Every traveller is different, so we focus on creating journeys that feel personal rather than one-size-fits-all.

Top Places to Visit in Mathura

Mathura has a mix of temples, riverfront ghats and cultural landmarks associated with the Krishna tradition. Some of the most important places to include in your itinerary are:

Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple

Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi is one of Mathura's most significant pilgrimage sites and is traditionally regarded as the birthplace of Lord Krishna. It is an essential stop for devotees visiting the city.

Dwarkadhish Temple

Located in the old part of Mathura, Dwarkadhish Temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna. Its religious importance and traditional setting make it a popular part of a Mathura sightseeing itinerary.

Vishram Ghat

Vishram Ghat is situated on the banks of the Yamuna and is one of the best-known ghats in Mathura. Visitors can spend time by the river and experience the religious atmosphere of the area.

Banke Bihari Temple, Vrindavan

Although located in nearby Vrindavan, Banke Bihari Temple is commonly included in Mathura travel itineraries. It is one of the region's most prominent Krishna temples and can get very crowded during festivals and weekends.

Prem Mandir, Vrindavan

Prem Mandir is known for its elaborate marble architecture and beautifully illuminated surroundings. An evening visit is popular with travellers exploring the Mathura-Vrindavan circuit.

ISKCON Temple, Vrindavan

The ISKCON temple is another major Krishna pilgrimage site in Vrindavan. Its devotional environment makes it a natural addition to a Mathura trip package.

Best Time to Visit Mathura

October to March is generally the most comfortable time to visit Mathura for sightseeing, temple visits and exploring nearby Vrindavan. Daytime temperatures are usually more suitable for travelling than during the peak summer months.

The Holi season is particularly important in Mathura and Vrindavan. The region attracts large numbers of visitors during the celebrations, so travellers should expect heavy crowds and plan accommodation and transport in advance.

Summer can be hot, especially during the afternoon. The monsoon brings rainfall and humidity, although temple visits and sightseeing can still be planned with some flexibility.

If you are travelling for a particular festival, check the latest dates and local arrangements before booking your Mathura holiday package.

How to Reach Mathura?

Mathura is well connected to Delhi, Agra and other major cities in North India by rail and road.

By Train

Mathura Junction is an important railway station with connections to several parts of India. Travelling by train is a convenient option for visitors arriving from Delhi, Agra and other major cities.

By Road

Mathura can be reached by car, taxi and bus. Its location along the Delhi-Agra route also makes it easy to combine with an Agra trip or other destinations in Uttar Pradesh.

By Air

Mathura does not have a major commercial airport. Travellers generally fly to a nearby airport and continue their journey to Mathura by road or rail. Check current flight schedules and onward transport options before finalising your travel plans.

Best Things to do in Mathura

A Mathura holiday is not limited to visiting temples. Give yourself time to experience the religious traditions, local food and atmosphere of the Braj region.

• Visit Krishna Janmabhoomi and other important temples in Mathura.

• Explore Vrindavan and its major Krishna temples.

• Spend time at Vishram Ghat along the Yamuna.

• Attend temple aarti and rituals where visitor access and timings allow.

• Experience Holi in Braj if your trip coincides with the festival season.

• Explore local markets for religious souvenirs and traditional products.

• Try Mathura peda, one of the city's best-known local sweets.

• Explore Mathura's old neighbourhoods to experience its historic and religious character.

• Combine Mathura and Vrindavan for a more complete Braj pilgrimage experience.

Essential Travel Tips for Your Mathura Trip

• Plan for crowds: Major temples can become extremely busy during festivals, weekends and special occasions.

• Dress appropriately: Wear comfortable and respectful clothing when visiting temples and other religious places.

• Wear comfortable footwear: Temple visits and local sightseeing may involve considerable walking.

• Check temple information: Timings, entry arrangements and crowd-management rules can change, so verify current details before visiting.

• Start sightseeing early: Morning visits can be more comfortable, particularly during warmer months.

• Keep valuables secure: Take normal precautions in crowded temple areas and markets.

• Allow extra travel time: Traffic and crowds, particularly around Mathura and Vrindavan, can affect your itinerary.

• Check festival dates: If you are travelling specifically for Holi or another festival, confirm the latest dates before booking.

• Review your package carefully: Before booking a Mathura package, check accommodation, transport, meals, sightseeing, taxes and other inclusions.

• Keep the itinerary flexible: Allow some buffer time for temple queues, traffic and unexpected delays.