• Round trip transfer
• Meal (One Time)
• Fruit Juice & Water
• Musical Instrument
• All entrance in Temple
• Escorted Guide

-Gratitude’s

• Free entrance for children below 100cm
• Child ticket is only applicable for children 100-140cm (must be between 2-12 years old)
• Children aged 0-2 can join the tour for free provided they do not occupy an additional seat
• Children aged 3-8 would be charged 75% of tours rate.
• Children over 8 would be considered as adult

Itinerary:

It is a circular route that goes around the Parvat. Starts your tours from:-

1. Start with Prostration Worship:- Where all our body will touch soil of Braj to clean our sin and bad karma.

2. Stop at Daanghati Mandir:- Start your Parikrama from here. Once on the bank of Govind kund, Shri Bhaguri Rishi performed yagna to praise the deity, the cowherd boys and girls brought the offerings for the same. When Radha Rani brought her offerings from the other side Barsane, Shri krishna became a toll collector and obstructed her path and demanded ‘ toll tax’ to cross from there. From then the temple is known as Daan Ghati. This was done through loving quarrels and sarcasm popularly known as ‘leela’ by Shri Krishna. Even now people have to pay toll tax to cross this place.

3. Stop at Luxmi Naraya Temple:- Opposite the Daanghati temple is a lovely Laxminarayan temple in stone, built-in 1903 by a wealthy family of Hathras. Next to the police station, there is a small area marked for Govardhan Puja that is done every morning and evening. This is a modern structure.

4. Stop at Raj Govind Kund:- The legend behind the Kund explains that, when Lord Indra realized the supreme powers of Lord Krishna after watching him holding the Govardhan hill on his little finger thus protecting the people of Braj against the anger of Indra; he fell down at feet of Lord Krishna and asked for his mercy. He then, along with other demigods performed the abhisheka (Bathing ceremony) of Lord Krishna with the milk of sacred Surabhi Cow, the sacred water from river Ganga and lotus flowers. Thus the water and milk that was collected as a result of this bathing ceremony of Lord Krishna formed a lake

5. Stop at Sri Luk Luk Dao Jee Maharaj Temple:- The place where Sri Balram jee has witnessed Sri Hari and Sri Radha Mata “leela”, Since he was elder brother of Sri Hari Krishna, as par tradition, mata radha is actually wife of his younger brother so he try to re shape his body as Half Lion and Half Human to watch the “Raas Leela”

6. Stop at Poonchhari ka Lautha Temple:- When Krishna had to leave Braj Bhumi for Dwarka, he asked Lautha (his Friend) to come along. Lautha however, did not want to leave Braj Bhumi. He said, he would live without eating or drinking anything till Krishna returns. Krishna blessed him that he would live a healthy life even without eating. We know that Krishna never came back to Mathura, once he left it. People believe that Krishna will come back one day for Lautha, and he is worshipped at his temple in Poochhari village.

7. Stop at Jatipura – Mukharvind:- Mukh means Face and arvinda means lotus flower. Thus this temple is dedicated to the lotus like face of Lord Giriraj. Like the other Govardhan temples, the presiding deities of the temple are in the form of two shilas (rocks from Govardhan hill) one outlining the crown (Mukut) of the Lord Giriraj and the other one outlining the lotus face (Mukharvinda) of Lord Giriraj and thus temple is called as Mukut Mukharvinda temple. People of the village still believe that Srinathji still comes back here to sleep after Sandhya Arti in Nathdwara. This means Jatipura is on the other side of Aanyaur village, across the hill. A little ahead Sri Giriraj Dandwati Shila which is again a part of Giriraj Parvat is special. 7 rounds around it are equivalent to the holy hill. So, if you cannot walk the whole 21 km, this is your shortcut.

8. Stop at Radha Kund and Shyam Kund:- The story of Radha Kund is that a demon named Aristasura, in the body of a bull, was killed by Krishna. The gopis (cowherd girls) told Krishna that for killing a bull he had to purify himself by visiting every single holy place in the three worlds. Krishna then said, “Why should I visit all these places, I will just bring the water from all these places here and then bathe in them.” Krishna then struck his heel on the ground and all the waters of the holy places entered into Syama Kund. The gopis led by Radharani then dug another pond nearby with their bangles. Then a representative of all the sacred places told Radharani, “Our lives would be successful if we could enter your pond.” The holy waters from Syama Kund then flowed into Radha Kund with the permission of Radha. So Radha Kund is the holy waters from all the sacred places.

9. Stop at Kusum Sarovar:- Apart from architectural magnificence, it has its religious importance for being an explicit part of the celebrated pastimes of Sri Radharani as she used to pick up flowers from here and spend her time here along with her sakhis (friends) and also Lord Krishna on the Ghats of this Kund. It’s said that saint Ashtavakra performed his penances here at this Kund while waiting for the Divine appearance of Lord Radha and Krishna. After having bath in the Kusuma Sarovar Narada Muni attained the body of Gopi with the blessings of Yogmaya Devi. Lord Chaitanya also bathed in the cooling waters of this Kund as it’s believed that one who takes bath in the cooling waters of this Kund/lake attains the pure love of the Supreme Godhead and qualifies for witnessing the eight fold pastimes of Lord Radha and Krishna.

10. The Last Stop at Manasi Ganga:- It manifested by the will (Manasi) of Lord Krishna. It’s said that one who bathes in Ganga is freed from all his sins but one who takes bath in Manasi Ganga is not only freed from sins but also attains the purest devotion of Krishna. The sacred circumambulation of Govardhan hill starts and ends at Manasi Ganga. The legend behind the origin of Manasi Ganga is that, once Kansa sent a demon to kill Lord Krishna. The demon took the form of a calf and hides himself within in the cattle group of Lord Krishna. When Krishna realized this, he killed that demon. As he had killed the demon while he was in the form of a calf, his cowherd friends refused to play with him and advised him to go and have a bath in river Ganga to purify his body of the sin of killing a calf. Unwilling to leave Braj, Krishna remembered Ganga within his mind and to his will Ganga took the form of Manasi Ganga and started flowing near the foot of Govardhan hill. Krishna then took bath in sacred waters of Manasi Ganga and purified himself to the pleasure of his cowherd friends. According to other legend, Krishna manifested Manasi Ganga through his mind (Manasi) to the pleasure of his foster parents Nand and Yashoda after knowing their desire for bathing in river Ganga and their unwillingness to leave the land of Braj.

We will return to our hotel

• How many people are included in the tour group?

  You can request group tour on a large coach, small group tour in a van or a private tour, The cruise is a large boat and the group size depends on the booking on the day.

• Can i know how long the tour is ?

  Plan for at least a full day (6am to 9pm) which could easily be extended to two days depending on your interest in visiting some of the lesser known (but quite as interesting) wats/sites. It’s a good idea to read up about the features of the different wats and sites and plan with your concierge/driver about your priorities so that he can plan the route accordingly and avoid criss-crossing the town in a waste of time.

• Does hotel pickup include all hotels in Bangkok?

  Yes. Generally all central Bangkok hotels are included.

• Can u arrange for veg food during the trip?

  Yes we are arranging all types of meat as well as vegetarian options.

• is Bangkok to Ayathuya in 1 day?

  You can go by boat or by train or bus or private car. All attractions - perhaps it is best you list what you want to see.

• What are the Declarations and Allowances of Duty free

  Thailand customs allows visitors to enter Thailand with personal effects, the value of which should not exceed 80,000 INR, without paying import fees as long as: items are only for personal or professional use There are certain restrictions on the amount of alcohol and tobacco products that may be transported into Thailand under duty free regulations: 200 cigarettes or 250 grams of cigars or smoking tobacco 1 liter of wine or liquor

• Which part of Bangkok is good to stay ?

  • Khao San/ Banglamphu Area. • Bangkok Riverside. • Sukhumvit Area. • Silom Area. • Siam Area. • Chinatown Area. • Pratunam Area. • The International Airport Suvarnabhumi Area /Don Muang Area (Note:- Bangkok has got two different airport)

• What currency is used in Bangkok ?

  Thai Baht is used in Bangkok

• How many days is good to stay in Bangkok ?

  A span of 3 days in Bangkok isn't long, but it's enough to let you appreciate most of the things Bangkok has to offer. Exquisite temples like the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, the Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun), and the grandeur of the Grand Palace are among the must-see attractions that you can visit in 3 days.

• What should I avoid in Bangkok ?

  1. Not using Taxi app “Grab” “Line” for transportation. Or taking a taxi without meter.
  
  2. Taking Tuk Tuk without finalizing price.
  
  3. Smoking in the wrong place- Police may catch you and fine you.
  
  4. Free Ride

• Is Tuk Tuk Cheaper than Taxi ?

  If you know the location and map you should try TAXI with meter or tuk tuk could be expensive. If you are a good negotiator tuk tuk would be cheaper.