1 Day Vrindavan Tour

The best time to visit Vrindavan is from October to March when the weather is pleasant. If you want to experience the famous Holi celebrations, plan your visit in February or March according to the Hindu calendar.

Yes, this journey is perfect for solo travelers. Many people undertake spiritual journeys to Vrindavan alone, and our small group setting provides a safe and communal experience while still allowing for personal reflection.

We recommend packing modest clothing that covers shoulders and knees (required for temple visits), comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, and a water bottle. For women, a scarf or shawl is useful for covering your head in certain temples.

Yes, all meals provided during the journey are vegetarian, in keeping with the spiritual traditions of Vrindavan. Most of the food is prepared in the Sattvic tradition, which is considered pure and conducive to spiritual practice.

Yes, most nationalities require a visa to visit India. We recommend applying for an e-Tourist Visa online before your journey. Our team can provide guidance on the application process if needed.