Distance
180 KM
Duration
3.5 Hours via NH19
Best Time
October to March
Route Map
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Train
PRICE₹500
TIME2.5 Hours
Bus
PRICE₹300
TIME4 Hours
🚆 Train Schedule
| No. | Train Name | Departure | Arrival | Days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12345 | Delhi-Vrindavan Express | Daily | ||
| 67890 | Vrindavan Superfast | Daily | ||
| 11223 | Shri Krishna Express | Daily |
Stays in Vrindavan
Best budget & couple friendly options📖 Detailed Travel Guide
Delhi to Vrindavan Travel Guide
Embarking on a journey from Delhi to Vrindavan is not just travel; it’s a passage into the heart of spirituality and rich cultural heritage. This guide provides you with essential information to make your trip smooth and enjoyable.
Quick Info Table
| Distance (KM) | Travel Duration | Best Time to Visit |
|---|---|---|
| 180 | 3.5 Hours via NH19 | October to March |
Driving Route
The most common driving route from Delhi to Vrindavan is via NH19, which is well-maintained and offers beautiful views along the way. Here’s a quick outline:
- Start from the central area of Delhi
- Head towards NH19
- Continue straight towards Mathura
- Follow signs to Vrindavan
Places to Visit in Vrindavan
Vrindavan is known for its countless temples and vibrant religious atmosphere. Here are some must-visit places:
- Banke Bihari Temple: A famous temple dedicated to Lord Krishna.
- ISKCON Vrindavan: A beautiful temple and community center.
- Radha Raman Temple: Known for its stunning architecture.
- Seva Kunj: A serene garden with historical significance.
- Prem Mandir: A temple that showcases intricate carvings and beautiful light shows.
Whether you're traveling for spirituality or simply to explore, the journey from Delhi to Vrindavan is filled with experiences that resonate with the soul.
Frequently Asked Questions
The distance is approximately 180 kilometers.
The best time to visit is between October to March.
You can travel by train, bus, or car. Trains are the fastest option.
Yes, there are several direct trains available daily.
Key attractions include Banke Bihari Temple, ISKCON Vrindavan, and Radha Raman Temple.
