The boat tours to the other side of the yamuna though vaguely interesting are not worth the 200 rupees they will try to charge you. Stay in the city, it's big and there's tons to see with out crossing the river.

Eat at the restaurant for MVP and Krishna Balaram Mandir. The food won't make you sick. Shop Loi Bazaar and always check to make sure the water bottle lid has not already been broken. And don't underestimate the power of the Aryurvedic doctor to heal!

The birthplace of the hindu mythological god Lord Krishna. Do take sun protection during summer months - feb thru july-

Famous for its association with the god Krishna and for its wild festival of colours Holi, do stop here even otherwise if it falls your way (while going to Agra for instance) ... gorge on its famed pedas (Indian sweet), walk its ancient narrow streets, and check out the unbelivable Banyan tree, huge and old, in the city ...

Go there at the time of Holi, the Indian festival of colours... its a huge celebration here... colourful, mucky, tasty and intoxicating...

There is a very beautiful Krishna-Temple

Go there at the time of Holi, the Indian festival of colours... its a huge celebration here... colourful, mucky, tasty and intoxicating...

Famous for its association with the god Krishna and for its wild festival of colours Holi, do stop here even otherwise if it falls your way (while going to Agra for instance) ... gorge on its famed pedas (Indian sweet), walk its ancient narrow streets, and check out the unbelivable Banyan tree, huge and old, in the city ...

buy the t-shirt "I LOST MY HEART IN VRINDAVAN"

everyone should go to mathura at lest once