Mathura

Mathura is one of Hinduism's seven holy towns and the birthplace of the beloved Lord Krishna. Located in Uttar Pradesh, Mathura and Vrindavan are just 10 km apart and are often considered twin towns. For those planning an AGRA TOUR PACKAGE, it is a small town with numerous temples from different eras, attracting pilgrims from around the world.

One side of Mathura is across the Yamuna River and has 25 ghats. The best time to visit is at dawn when locals and visitors take a holy dip. Also, visit right after sunset to see hundreds of diyas floated during the daily aarti. During Janmashtami (Lord Krishna's birthday) in August or September, tourists and pilgrims crowd the city. The city is also bustling during Holi in February or March, attracting many visitors.

What is Mathura famous for?

The most popular PLACE TO VISIT IN AGRA is Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi. It is where people think Lord Krishna was born, and the prison where he was born is now open for visitors to see. There are many temples, both big and small, all over the city. Many of them are dedicated to Lord Krishna. The Dwarkadhish Temple and the Gita Mandir are the two most important buildings in town.

What is famous in Mathura to eat?

Mathura is mainly renowned for its delicious sweets as well as savoury food items. Peda is one of the thick cream preparations from condensed milk, which you definitely should not miss. Rabri is another creamy dessert that you must try, too. Apart from this, the city is also famous for the tasty kachori and aloo puri, which have the perfect flavor demonstration of its food culture.

Which God is famous?

Mathura is a holy place where Krishna was born. Huge numbers of Krishna fans and followers visit the town in Uttar Pradesh every day, but on Janmashtami, the city has a completely different charm.

Is Mathura worth visiting?

Yes, Mathura is the place you must visit. To religion and history so important, since it marks the birthplace of Lord Krishna, the journey to Mathura is worthwhile for one and all holy shrines and lively ghats are all justified, as one cannot help relishing the delicious food. A city so bold with its spiritualism and richness in culture, the place is very great to visit for one who wants to experience both. It would also be a great choice for the purpose of learning about Indian traditions.