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Debashish Khurana
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    If you’re staying near the station, the Super Collection O Mathura Near Railway Station is only a half kilometre walk from the temple, so you can head straight out after check in. From the Mathura Bus Stand, most auto drivers will drop you right at the entrance for a short fare. The temple is busiest in March and April, so October or early November gives a cooler climate and thinner crowds.

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