History: The most significant of the 25 ghats in Mathura. It is believed that Lord Krishna rested (Vishram) at this exact spot after defeating the tyrant King Kansa.
Pujas Performed: Yamuna Snan (holy dip), Yamuna Pujan, and the grand Evening Yamuna Aarti.
Benefits of Puja: Bathing here, especially on Yama Dwitiya (Bhai Dooj), is believed to free one from the fear of death and hell.
Sevas: Deep Daan in the river, Boat Seva, and offering of floral tributes to the river.
Deities: The sacred river Yamuna is worshipped directly as a Goddess.
Fact: The traditional Mathura Parikrama strictly begins and ends at Vishram Ghat.
Timings: Open 24 Hours (Aarti at Sunset).
Darshan Booking:
No official online VIP booking; general entry is free.