Shop till you drop

As you explore Mathura, famous for its handicrafts, you'll have ample opportunities to pick up souvenirs that encapsulate its culture and heritage. Look out for brass idols, embroidered clothing and exquisite marble sculptures; each offering an insight into Mathura's vibrant culture. Tilak Dwar Market in Mathura offers delightful brass idols while Dauji Marble Emporium stands as the place for exquisite marble sculptures - perfect destinations!

Explore the nearby attractions that hold their own allure

Mathura Museum: Get into history as you visit one of the country's oldest museums, established back in 1874. Set within an impressive red sandstone building, the museum holds an abundance of rare ancient sculptures, coins, paintings and artefacts; including Kushan-era Buddha statue, Gupta period terracotta figurines and remnants from Mathura School of Art relics.

Banke Bihari Temple: Adjacent to Nidhivan, Banke Bihari Temple is an esteemed site dedicated to Lord Krishna that draws worshippers from far and wide. The Temple's exquisite architecture and intricate carvings provide a sight worth beholding and create an environment filled with profound spirituality and devotion.

Radha Vallabh Temple: Nestled within Vrindavan lies one of its oldest and most revered temples: Radha Vallabh Temple is one of the region's oldest and most beloved structures, featuring stunning architecture that effortlessly marries Mughal and Rajasthani styles with exquisite paintings and exquisite marble work. Furthermore, its breathtaking black marble statues of Lord Krishna and Radha, resplendent with exquisite ornaments and clothes are truly mesmerising.

In conclusion

As soon as you step foot in Prem Mandir and its surroundings, a spiritual journey awaits you that is sure to leave an imprintful impression in your soul - may the divine attraction of this divine sanctuary capture your senses while creating memories that last a lifetime!