yatra ka saar
Most people come to Braj worried about how it might go: the driver, the room, the crowds, the right time for darshan. We would rather you experience the real essence of this yatra. So we follow the path Krishna gives in the Bhagavad Gita, keep dharma in place, and take responsibility for every part of your trip.
अनन्याश्चिन्तयन्तो मां ये जनाः पर्युपासते।
तेषां नित्याभियुक्तानां योगक्षेमं वहाम्यहम्॥
An honest word on timings, crowds and costs, given before you ask. What we say at the start is what happens.
The car on time, the room ready, the guide at the gate. We do our part well and leave you free for darshan.
Drivers, cooks and guides from Braj who look after you the way this land looks after Lala.
teen seva, ek parivaar
Airport pickups, temple runs and Agra day trips. Clean cars and drivers from Mathura who stop when you want chai.
One driver for your whole yatra
Rooms with home-cooked satvik food, a tulsi courtyard, and the temple bells close enough to wake you.
Ghar ka khana, twice a day
Vrindavan, Govardhan, Barsana and Gokul with someone born in Braj who knows when each temple opens.
The story behind every ghat
aankhon dekha Braj
Real places on the yatra, as pilgrims and travellers have photographed them.
chalo, Braj ghoomein
Scroll down and ride along. Five easy days from the airport through every place Krishna grew up in, with the same driver the whole way.
apni gaadi chuniye
अतिथि देवो भव
A family home in Braj with rooms for pilgrims and travellers. Morning chai on the terrace, two satvik meals cooked in our kitchen, and a scooty if you want to find the galis yourself.
ghante ke hisaab se
Keep the car and driver for an hour or the whole day of darshan. The meter is the clock: the longer you keep us, the further we go.
Keep the car as long as darshan takes. The fare box below shows the exact price for your car.
ek din, Braj mein
The day most of our guests ask for, with one driver from the morning darshan to the evening aarti on the ghat.
Banke Bihari and ISKCON before the crowds, then kachori at a corner shop.
The parikrama road by car, with a stop at Radha Kund.
Up the steps of Bhanugarh hill to Shriji, Lala's other home.
Yamuna aarti in Mathura, then back to Laladham for dinner.
bhav-taav nahi, seedha daam
why lala
People here call him Lala. They feed him, dress him and worry about him like family. We started lala:Cab to look after visitors the same way: an honest word, a safe ride, a warm meal and someone who will tell you the story behind each ghat.
Radhe Radhe. Aaiye, padhariye.