Tempo Traveller from Delhi to Mathura

Delhi to Mathura by road is a fun experience with a mix of comfort and scenic views. The journey is mostly covered via the Yamuna Expressway with smooth and well-maintained roads that make the travel comfortable and fast. You can also choose the route (Via NH 44 and Mathura Road). Our professional drivers will take care of the safety and comfort of the trip so you can spend quality time with your group. With a tempo traveller, you get the added advantage of more space, air-conditioned interiors and entertainment options.

Whether you are travelling with family or friends the journey becomes enjoyable with stopovers at famous places or quick refreshment breaks. With real-time GPS tracking, you are always connected and updated throughout the journey.

Popular Stopovers: Noida - Dankaur - Hamidpur - Sikanderpur - Javara

The Delhi to Mathura distance is 162 km approx which can be covered in 3 to 3.5 hours via Yamuna Expressway. The road is smooth and has less traffic so you can relax and enjoy the drive. We also offer Tempo Traveller Service in Noida for Same Day Mathura Trip at best deal.

When you are planning a trip from Delhi to Mathura, the tempo traveller fare depends on the type of vehicle you choose and the number of days you want to book. Whether you are planning a day trip or multi day trip, actempotravellerhire.com offers best packages with no hidden cost. Our rental fare includes fuel charges, state taxes and driver allowance so you don’t have to pay any extra. We also have various vehicle options for different group size. Choose from 9 seater, 12 seater Tempo Traveller or bigger vehicles as per your requirement.

9 Seater Tempo Traveller costs INR 9,000 for same day Mathura trip with which is very economical for group travel.

It is a city of history and spirituality. Here are the top places to visit which include mainly Temples in Mathura Vrindavan, museum, and ashrams.

• Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple: Birthplace of Lord Krishna. The city’s heart and a must visit for pilgrims and tourists.
• Vishram Ghat: A peaceful spot on the Yamuna River. The evening aarti is a spiritual experience.
• Dwarkadhish Temple: A beautiful temple of Lord Krishna.
• Govardhan Hill: A sacred place. You can do parikrama around the hill.
• Mathura Museum: Where you can see ancient artefacts and sculptures of Mathura.
• Keshav Dev Temple: Another important temple near Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi. Dedicated to Lord Krishna and beautiful architecture.
• Raman Reti: A small village where Lord Krishna spent his childhood. Peaceful and surrounded by greenery.
• Vishnu Temple: One of the oldest temples in Mathura, dedicated to Lord Vishnu. You can see the city’s ancient culture.
• Yamuna River Boat Ride: Take a peaceful boat ride on the Yamuna River and experience the beauty and spirituality of Mathura.
• Radha Kund: A sacred tank near Govardhan Hill. Holy for devotees and a popular pilgrimage spot.
• Mathura Bazaar: A colourful market where you can find local sweets, handicrafts, souvenirs and traditional clothing. Perfect to take a piece of Mathura back home.
• Madhusudan Mandir: A temple of Lord Krishna. Ancient temple near Yamuna river and peaceful.
• Brahma Kund: Historic tank. The cultural and spiritual significance and many devotees visit.
• Jai Singh’s Palace: Historical palace to see the royal history of the region.
• Sati Burj: Historical monument of the city.

Mathura has spirituality, history and culture in a unique mix. It is a place to explore. Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple is one of the top attractions in Mathura. It is a sacred place where Lord Krishna was born. Vishram Ghat is a peaceful place on the banks of the Yamuna River. The evening aarti here is a treat. Dwarkadhish Temple is beautiful and lively.

Govardhan Hill is a pilgrim centre. People take a spiritual walk or parikrama around it. Mathura Museum gives you a glimpse of the city’s history through ancient sculptures and artefacts. The bazaars in Mathura have local sweets, traditional handicrafts and souvenirs. A boat ride on the Yamuna River is a peaceful experience with great views.

Mathura celebrates many festivals. Janmashtami and Holi are the most celebrated ones. These are the times when tourists come from all over the world to see the city.

October to March is the best time to visit Mathura. The weather is pleasant and ideal for sightseeing in and visit places nearby as Gokul, Barsana, Nandgaon and Agra. Temperature is comfortable so you can visit temples and ghats without any inconvenience. Plan your trip during Janmashtami in August or Holi in March. These are the times when Mathura showcases its best traditions. You can experience the city’s culture at its best during these times. If you prefer cooler weather, December to February is the best. Temperature ranges from 8 degrees to 20 degrees Celsius. Summers from April to June can be hot and humid which is not a good time to travel.

If you want to extend your trip to Mathura, can consider these places for a quick trip within a day for sightseeing.