Situated on the banks of river Yamuna, Mathura is one of the famous holy places in India. The place is visited by large number of pilgrims throughout the year. The ghats, temples, monuments and the museums set Mathura apart from the other tourist destinations of India.
Tourist Destinations of Mathura
The following are the major tourist destinations in MathuraThis temple is one of the most famous shrines of Mathura and is dedicated to Lord Krishna. Built in 1814 by the treasurer of Gwalior, Seth Gokuldas Parikh, the Dwarkadeesh temple is the most visited temples of Mathura. The temple is decorated beautifully during Holi, Diwali and Janmashthami. The beautiful carvings and the paintings done on the temple is worth watching.
This ghat is the place where Lord Krishna took rest after killing his maternal uncle Kansa. Now the ghat is used or bathing by the local people.
The enclosed water area is the place where mother of Lord Krishna washed his clothes.
This temple is famous for its beautiful architecture. Worshipers pour in throughout the year to visit the temple.
Kans Qila, Rangbhoomi, Kusum Sarovar, Krishna Balram Mandir and Kesova Dev temple are the other major tourist attractions of Mathura.
For more information on Mathura Tourist Destinations click on the following pages
- Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple
- Dwarkadheesh Temple
- Jamma Masjid, Mathura
- Vishram Ghat
- Kans Qila
- Gita Mandir
- Potara Kund
- Rangbhoomi
- Government Museum, Mathura
- Kusum Sarovar
- Kesha Deo Temple
- Mathura Krishna Balarama Mandir


