Ans- Premanand Ji Maharaj is a revered spiritual teacher and preacher from Vrindavan, known for spreading the message of Bhakti (devotion) and love for Lord Krishna. His discourses and katha sessions attract thousands of devotees from India and abroad seeking spiritual enlightenment.

Ans- Premanand Ji Maharaj gives satsang and darshan mainly at Shri Hit Premanand Govind Sharan Ashram (also known as Premanand Dham), located near Parikrama Marg, Vrindavan. Devotees can attend his daily pravachan (spiritual discourse) and aarti sessions.

Ans- This 2-day package generally includes:

• Round-trip travel from Delhi to Vrindavan
• Accommodation for 1 night in Vrindavan
• Darshan at Premanand Ji Maharaj Ashram
• Visits to major temples – ISKCON, Banke Bihari, Prem Mandir
• Evening aarti & satsang participation

Ans- Premanand Ji Maharaj’s kathas are held throughout the year, but the peak time is during festivals like Holi, Janmashtami, Radhashtami, and Kartik month (October–November). The weather is also most pleasant from October to March.

Ans- Vrindavan is about 180 km from Delhi, and it takes around 3.5 to 4 hours by road via the Yamuna Expressway. Regular trains and buses are also available, but private cabs are the most comfortable option for pilgrims.

Ans- Popular temples covered are:

• ISKCON Temple
• Banke Bihari Temple
• Prem Mandir
• Radha Raman Temple
• Nidhivan
• Seva Kunj
• Premanand Dham (for darshan and satsang)

Ans- The daily program usually includes:

• Morning Aarti & Meditation (around 5:30 AM)
• Satsang/Katha (morning and evening sessions)
• Bhajan & Kirtan (throughout the day)

Timings may vary based on Maharaj Ji’s schedule or festivals.

Ans- Yes, devotees are encouraged to wear simple, traditional, and modest clothing. White or saffron-colored attire is preferred for men, while women usually wear salwar-kameez or saree. Avoid short or revealing clothes inside temple premises.

Ans- Carry ID proof, light cotton clothes, a shawl (for evenings), water bottle, comfortable footwear, and offerings like flowers or prasad if you wish to present them during darshan.

Ans- This pilgrimage combines devotion, peace, and divine energy — allowing devotees to explore the holy temples of Vrindavan, participate in Maharaj Ji’s enlightening satsang, and experience the spiritual aura of Braj Bhoomi in just two days.