Mallika Dureja
Embarking on a virtual train journey to Mathura and Vrindavan is an excellent way to simulate the experience of arriving at these spiritual towns. While you won’t physically travel, you can still imagine the picturesque landscapes and anticipate the divine atmosphere.
1. New Delhi to Mathura: Begin your virtual voyage from New Delhi, one of India’s major railway hubs. The journey to Mathura takes around 2 to 3 hours, depending on the type of train you choose. Imagine gazing out of the virtual window as the train glides past fields, towns, and villages, eventually arriving at Mathura Junction.
2. Mathura to Vrindavan (Short Virtual Journey): From Mathura Junction, you can embark on a brief virtual journey to Vrindavan, which is merely a 15-20 minute train ride away. This journey can give you a sense of transitioning from a city to a more spiritually charged environment.
3. Virtual Scenic Views: During your virtual train ride, visualize the changing landscapes outside the window. Picture the vast green fields, glimpses of the Yamuna River, and the distant view of temples that become more frequent as you approach your destination.
4. Immersive Experience: As you virtually experience the train journey, you can immerse yourself in the ambient sounds of the train, the distant chatter of fellow passengers, and the excitement of anticipation. Use your imagination to capture the essence of the journey.
5. Arrival at Mathura and Vrindavan: Arriving virtually at Mathura Junction and Vrindavan stations, you can feel a sense of accomplishment, as if you’ve completed a part of your spiritual voyage. Take a moment to visualize the bustling station and the vibrant atmosphere that surrounds it.
Conclusion: While the virtual journey by train won’t have the physical aspects of travel, such as sensations and interactions, it offers you a unique way to experience the anticipation and transition that come with arriving at Mathura and Vrindavan. Use your imagination to make this virtual train journey a part of your immersive exploration of these spiritual towns.
