Day 1 – Vrindavan
The journey begins with a sacred Yamuna Ji Snan followed by Premanand Maharaj Ji
Darshan and Vrindavan Parikrama. Devotees visit the most revered temples of
Vrindavan including Banke Bihari Ji, Radha Vallabh Ji, Radharaman Ji and the
mystical Nidhivan.
The day concludes with peaceful evening darshans at ISKCON Temple, Prem Mandir
and Chandrodaya Mandir.
- Yamuna Ji Snan
- Premanand Maharaj Ji Darshan
- Vrindavan Parikrama
- Banke Bihari Ji
- Radha Vallabh Ji
- Nidhivan
- Radharaman Ji
- ISKCON Temple
- Prem Mandir
- Chandrodaya Mandir
Day 2 – Barsana
The second day is dedicated to Barsana, the divine land of Shri Radha Rani.
Darshan begins at Ladli Ji Temple followed by visits to Nandgaon, Ter Kadam,
Vrinda Kund and Vinod Baba Ashram.
- Ladli Ji Mandir
- Nandgaon
- Ter Kadam
- Ashweswar Mahadev
- Vrinda Kund
- Vinod Baba Ashram
Day 3 – Goverdhan
Devotees perform Goverdhan Parikrama and visit Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi,
Vishram Ghat, Dwarkadhish Temple and Amrish Maharaj Ji.
- Goverdhan Parikrama
- Krishna Janmabhoomi
- Vishram Ghat
- Dwarkadhish Mandir
- Amrish Maharaj Ji
Day 4 – Gokul
The final day explores the childhood land of Shri Krishna including Raman Reti,
Brahmaan Ghat, Chintaharan Mahadev and Dau Ji Temple.
- Raman Reti
- 84 Kamba
- Brahmaan Ghat
- Chintaharan Mahadev
- Dau Ji Temple
Day 5 – Mant
The last day covers the serene forest areas of Braj Bhoomi including Bandirvan,
Vansivat, Maansarovar and Belvan, ideal for meditation and reflection.
- Bandirvan
- Vansivat
- Maansarovar
- Belvan
Day 6 – Char Dham Yatra
The final day is dedicated to the sacred Char Dham pilgrimage covering
Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri and Yamunotri.
- Badrinath
- Kedarnath
- Gangotri
- Yamunotri
