7 nights / 8 days
Braj 84 Kos Yatra — 8 days
The same full parikrama with an extra day at the end for Mathura's markets and a last unhurried darshan.
Day by day
Day 1
Mathura
Yamuna poojan at Vishram Ghat, Dwarkadhish, Krishna Janmasthan, Potra Kund, Keshav Dev, Pagal Baba, Birla Mandir, Bhuteshwar and Kans Kila.
Day 2
Vrindavan
Keshi Ghat, Kalidah, Nidhivan, Banke Bihari, Radha Vallabh, Radha Raman, Shahji, Rangji and Prem Mandir.
Day 3
Govardhan
Danghati and Govardhan puja, Jatipura, Manasi Ganga, Radha Kund and Shyam Kund, Mukharbind, Kusum Sarovar and Chandra Sarovar.
Day 4
Deeg and Kamavan
Deeg Palace and Laxman Mandir, then Kamavan with Braj's own Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri and Yamunotri shrines, Charan Pahari and Vimal Kund.
Day 5
Barsana, Nandgaon and Kokilavan
Shriji Temple, Maan Mandir, Rangili Mahal and Mor Kuti at Barsana; Nand Bhawan and Nandeshwar at Nandgaon; then Kokilavan.
Day 6
Bhadravan and Belvan
Garuda Govind, Shergarh, Kosi, Phalain, Bhadravan, Matvan, Tapovan, Cheer Ghat, Belvan and Bansi Vat.
Day 7
Gokul and Raman Reti
Rawal, Chandravali Temple, Gokul, Mahavan, Raman Reti, Lohvan, Dauji, Brahmand Ghat and Chaurasi Khamba.
Day 8
Mathura, and the end of the yatra
A slower morning for the markets — tulsi malas, Mathura pedas, devotional goods — and a final darshan before your drop at Mathura station or bus stand.
What’s included
- Pick-up and drop at your chosen location
- All sightseeing by private air-conditioned vehicle
- All toll, state taxes, parking and driver allowance
- Local guide for temple visits
- Seven nights' accommodation
- Daily breakfast
- Support vehicle alongside walking pilgrims
What’s not
- Meals not listed in the itinerary
- Air fare and train tickets
- Monument entry tickets where noted (e.g. the Taj Mahal)
- Personal expenses such as phone calls and laundry
- Travel insurance
- Anything not listed under what's included
Honestly, before you book
- The same note applies as on the seven-day yatra: the Badrinath and Kedarnath on day four are Braj's own shrines at Kamavan, not the Himalayan char dham.