Attractions

Explore nearby spiritual and cultural landmarks just minutes away from the hotel.

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Shri Krishna Janmasthan Temple

Originally believed to be constructed 5000 years ago, Sri Krishna Janmasthan is a famous temple in Mathura. It is supposed to be built around the prison cell where Lord Krishna was born. You can explore the Garbha Griha Shrine, the Potra Kund and the Bhagvata Bhavan which are located inside the temple.

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Shri Dwarkadhish Temple

Worship Lord Krishna as Dwarkanath at Dwarkadheesh Temple in Mathura. It is among the prominent places to see in Mathura and is famous for its detailed architecture and paintings depicting Lord Krishna’s life. You can come early in the morning to offer prayers and spend time at the banks of River Yamuna at Vishram Ghat beside the temple.

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Govardhan Hill

Explore Govardhan Hill, one of the top tourist places in Mathura and learn the legend of Lord Krishna saving his village from thunderstorms. It is believed that the lord lifted this hill on one finger and later asked everyone to worship the hill like they worship his idol. When you are here, you can see the Giriraj Temple, Mansi Ganga Lake and Kusum Sarovar Lake.

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Birla Mandir

Dedicated to Lord Lakshmi Narayan - an avatar of Vishnu, Birla Mandir was built by Jugal Kishore Birla in 1988. You can see the entire Bhagavad Gita inscribed on the temple’s pillars and admire the craftsmanship on the marble walls. While visiting the temple, you can see Lord Krishna's chariot, a towering Gita Stambh and a small temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman.

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Vishram Ghat

Believed to be the place where Lord Krishna rested after killing the demon Kansa, Vishram Ghat is an important pilgrimage site. It is among the top places to visit in Mathura to experience a scenic boat ride on River Yamuna during the evenings. In addition to taking a holy dip, devotees also enjoy attending the morning and evening arti for a spiritual experience at Vishram Ghat.

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Radha Kund

Radha Kund is one of the most sacred water tanks in Mathura and is considered a symbol of the undying love between Lord Krishna and Radha. You can take a dip in its sacred waters which are supposed to have healing and medicinal properties. It is among the top places to visit in Mathura where you can relax on its serene banks or meditate in the spiritual surroundings.

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Kans Qila

Also called the Purana Qila of Mathura, Kans Qila is believed to date back to the times of the Mahabharata. The ancient fortress is dedicated to Kans, the maternal uncle of Lord Krishna and is perched on the banks of River Yamuna. If you love history and architecture, the intriguing blend of Hindu and Islamic elements of this fort’s structure is a beautiful sight to witness.

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Nandgaon

One of the popular tourist places in Mathura, Nandgaon is believed to be the home of the foster parents of Lord Krishna- Shri Nandji and Yashoda Maiyya. You can visit the Nandagram Temple to enjoy 360-degree views of the town or spend time at the serene lake- Pan Sarovar when you are here. Other spots to explore here include Nandisvara Temple and Charan Pahari.