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Yugal Kishor Juu Vrindavan

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+91 70173 53014
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Shri Yugal Kishor Juu TempleVyas Ghera (Kishor Van), near Sewa KunjVrindavan, Mathura DistrictUttar Pradesh 281121, India
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Darshan timings
  • Morning: 7:30 am – 12:00 pm
  • Evening: 5:00 pm – 8:30 pm
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Getting to the temple

Old Vrindavan is compact: the temple stands at Vyas Ghera beside Sewa Kunj, a short walk from the town's best-known temples.

Getting here

  • By train

    Mathura Junction, on the Delhi–Agra main line, is about 14 km away. Taxis, autos and e-rickshaws run to Vrindavan all day.

  • By air

    Delhi (Indira Gandhi International) is the nearest major airport, roughly 150 km away: about three hours by road on the Yamuna Expressway.

  • By road

    From Delhi take the Yamuna Expressway to the Mathura–Vrindavan exit. From Agra, about 70 km, the drive takes under two hours. Cars stop at the parikrama road; the last stretch through the old lanes is on foot or by e-rickshaw.

Nearby

  • Sewa Kunjadjoining Kishor Van
  • Nidhivana few minutes on foot
  • Shri Radha Vallabh Templethe temple of Vyas Ji’s guru, Hit Harivansh
  • Shri Banke Bihari Templeabout a kilometre through the bazaar
  • Shri Radha Raman Templea short walk
  • Keshi Ghatthe Yamuna ghat and the old red sandstone temple of Yugal Kishor

Good to know

  • Footwear is left at the entrance, as in every temple of Braj.
  • Please dress modestly, with shoulders and knees covered.
  • The temple closes between the morning and evening darshan. Festival timings differ, so do check on WhatsApp before a special day.
  • Please ask before photographing inside the temple.
  • Prasad is distributed after the raj bhog. On festival days there is a bhandara for all.
  • Kartik (October–November) and the Holi weeks (February–March) are the busiest and most beautiful times to visit. Summers are very hot; winter mornings are cold.