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Vrindavan One Day Tour

$59.00

(Price is per person, all inclusive)

One Day Guided Tour of Vrindavan –

  • Pick up and Drop off in Delhi
  • ISKCON
  • Prem Mandir
  • Cow Sanctuary
  • Prasadam lunch at Radha Kunj
  • Evening Fire Aarti on the Yamuna
  • Shopping in Loi Bazar
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Description

ISKCON – one of the main temples of the Hare Krishna movement.

Prem Mandir – “the love temple” is best seen at night as it is a Las Vegas Bellagio light and water show extravaganza, so if you are going to be with us for two days, we’ll save this temple for night time.

Cow Sanctuary – just outside of Vrindavan, in the little village of Kiki Nagla, is the international cow sanctuary, Care for Cows where abandon and abused street cows from Vrindavan and surrounding areas are taken in and given a life time of love and care from an all volunteer staff.  You’ll be able to interact with the cows at the sanctuary as well as go on a street cow seva with the staff where you will be directly feeding the abandoned street cows in Vrindavan.  For more information on the cow sanctuary tour, click here!

All tours are in English only!

 

 

Itinerary

  • 6:00am – Pick up in Delhi at your hotel.  Our Indian driver will pick you up in an air conditioned car and drive you to Vrindavan.
  • 9:00am – Pick up your expat goddess guide in Vrindavan
  • 9:30am – Tour ISKCON, including kirtan singing and Prabupada’s house.  Ending with a bite of prasadam.
  • 10:30am – Head to Kiki Nagla to visit the cow sanctuary and go with the team to feed the stray street cows of Vrindavan.
  • 6:00pm – (Seasonal times*) Evening fire aarti at the Keshi Ghats on the Yamuna

 

* Evening aarti on the Yamuna is held during sunset.  In the winter, this can be around 5:30pm, and in the summer this is as late as 7:15pm.

 

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