Planning a Mathura to Ayodhya temple tour is a beautiful way to connect with India’s rich culture and devotion. From the birthplace of Lord Krishna in Mathura to the holy city of Lord Ram in Ayodhya, this journey is more than just travel—it is a spiritual path. In this blog, we guide you with clear, simple, and updated information to help you make the most of your temple tour in 2025.
How do I travel from Mathura to Ayodhya?
The distance from Mathura to Ayodhya is about 530 kilometers. You can choose the travel option that fits you best:
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By Train: Direct trains are available. Some overnight trains are comfortable for long travel.
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By Road: You can take a private cab or drive. It takes around 9 to 10 hours by road via Agra–Lucknow Expressway.
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By Flight: You can fly from Delhi to Ayodhya airport and continue the journey by cab.
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Tip: If traveling with elders or children, an overnight train or flight is most comfortable.
This route is now much easier and safer because of new roads and better services added by the government.
Which temples should I visit on this tour?
Your Mathura to Ayodhya temple tour covers many important religious places:
Mathura:
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Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple
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Dwarkadhish Temple
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Vishram Ghat
Vrindavan:
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Banke Bihari Temple
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ISKCON Temple
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Prem Mandir
Ayodhya:
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Ram Janmabhoomi Temple (newly built and very special)
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Hanuman Garhi
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Kanak Bhawan
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Dashrath Bhawan
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Saryu River for evening aarti
This tour gives you the chance to feel both Lord Krishna and Lord Ram’s blessings in one journey.
What is new in Ayodhya in 2025?
Ayodhya has changed a lot in the last two years. Some of the new updates include:
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Ram Janmabhoomi Temple is now open with set darshan (visiting) time slots.
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New roads like Ram Path and Bhakti Path are made for easy travel.
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A new airport in Ayodhya makes flying easier.
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More hotels and guesthouses are opening to welcome pilgrims.
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City is cleaner, roads are wider, and many gates and parks are being built.
These changes make your Mathura to Ayodhya journey smoother and more enjoyable.
What is the best time to visit Mathura and Ayodhya?
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Best months: October to March (pleasant weather)
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Avoid: April to June (too hot) and July to August (rainy)
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Special festivals: Ram Navami, Diwali, and Kartik Purnima
If you like less crowd, visit in February or early March. For a spiritual and calm experience, always start your temple visit early in the morning.
Where should I stay during this trip?
You can find good and clean places to stay in both Mathura and Ayodhya.
In Mathura/Vrindavan:
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Hotel Sheetal Regency
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MVT Guesthouse (ISKCON pilgrims)
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The Vrindavan Inn
In Ayodhya:
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Ramayana Hotel
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Hotel Ram Lalla Palace
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Budget guesthouses near Ram Mandir
More than 150 new hotels are opening in Ayodhya by big hotel groups. You will always find a place to stay based on your budget.
Is the Mathura to Ayodhya trip safe?
Yes, it is very safe. Some points to remember:
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Roads are good and well-managed by police and highway teams.
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Trains are clean and run on time.
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Tour packages from trusted agencies include local help and driver support.
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Women and family travelers can feel safe, especially with guided tours.
We also offer on-call help throughout your journey if you book through us.
What local things should I enjoy during this temple tour?
Besides temples, you should:
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Attend evening aarti at Saryu Ghat in Ayodhya and Yamuna Ghat in Mathura.
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Try local food like Mathura peda and Ayodhya’s khichdi and thali.
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Shop for handmade idols, bells, and spiritual items.
These small experiences will make your Mathura to Ayodhya trip more memorable.
How much does the Mathura to Ayodhya temple tour cost?
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Train ticket: ₹350 to ₹1200 (depending on class)
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Cab charges: ₹7,000 to ₹10,000 for 2 days (round trip)
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Hotel stay: ₹1,000 to ₹2,500 per night
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Complete tour package (2 Days/1 Night): ₹4,500 to ₹6,500 per person
We offer customized tour packages based on your budget and preferences.
How should I plan my day during the tour?
Here’s a simple 2-day plan:
Day 1 – Mathura & Vrindavan:
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Visit Janmabhoomi and Dwarkadhish
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Drive to Vrindavan and see Banke Bihari and Prem Mandir
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Overnight travel to Ayodhya
Day 2 – Ayodhya:
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Early morning darshan at Ram Janmabhoomi
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Visit Hanuman Garhi and Saryu Ghat
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Return journey in the evening
This plan covers all major temples and gives you time for rest and prayer.
Why choose Vrindavan Mathura Tour Package for this trip?
We are a trusted tour agency with over 10 years of experience in spiritual tours.
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Local guides with deep knowledge
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Comfortable cars and clean hotels
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Affordable packages
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24×7 assistance during the journey
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Excellent reviews from happy travelers
When you choose us, you travel worry-free and with full support from start to finish.
FAQs (Tap to expand)
How far is Mathura from Ayodhya?
The distance is around 530 km by road. It takes about 9 to 10 hours to travel.
Is one day enough for visiting Ayodhya?
You need at least one full day to visit all main temples in Ayodhya peacefully.
What is the best way to travel from Mathura to Ayodhya?
You can travel by road, train, or flight (via Delhi to Ayodhya airport).
Do I need a ticket to visit Ram Mandir?
Yes, you need a free darshan pass. Special entry passes are available for certain time slots.
Are hotels available near Ram Mandir?
Yes, many hotels are located near Ram Mandir. More hotels are being built in 2025.
Is Ayodhya safe for family travel?
Yes, Ayodhya is a safe and peaceful city for family travel and religious visits.
Can senior citizens travel on this tour?
Yes, we arrange comfortable travel with support for senior citizens.
Which food is available during the tour?
You will find satvik food, thalis, snacks, sweets like peda, and khichdi.
Do you offer group bookings?
Yes, we offer group bookings with discounts and special arrangements.
How to book this tour?
You can contact us by phone or visit our website for bookings and details.
