Baldeo Parikrama is a sacred circumambulation around the holy town of Baldeo (Baldev) in Uttar Pradesh, near Mathura. It is dedicated to Lord Balarama, the elder brother of Lord Krishna. Devotees perform the parikrama as an act of devotion, seeking strength, protection, and spiritual merit. The route covers ancient temples, ponds (kunds), and sites associated with Balarama's leelas (divine pastimes).

A standard Baldeo Parikrama tour package includes AC or non-AC transport, guided parikrama walk, darshan at the main Dauji (Balarama) Temple, visits to Raman Kund, Balbhadra Kund, and associated leela sthals. Some packages may also include Satvik meals, puja arrangements, and pickup/drop services from Mathura or Vrindavan.

The Baldeo Parikrama is approximately 3–5 kilometers long and usually takes 2 to 3 hours to complete at a moderate walking pace. It is a comfortable and easy walk, making it suitable for devotees of all age groups, including senior citizens. Some tour operators offer vehicle-based parikrama options for those who cannot walk long distances.

The best time for Baldeo Parikrama is during the winter and spring months from October to March, when the weather is pleasant. The Sharad Purnima, Balaram Jayanti, and Holi festivals are particularly auspicious times for performing the parikrama, though they can be crowded.

You can book Baldeo Parikrama tour packages through local travel agencies in Mathura-Vrindavan, online spiritual tour websites, or via WhatsApp booking through temple tour operators. It is advisable to book in advance during festival seasons to ensure smooth arrangements and avoid last-minute unavailability.