Barsana Parikrama is the sacred circumambulation around Barsana, the birthplace of Shri Radha Rani, the eternal consort of Lord Krishna. The parikrama covers several divine sites connected to Radha-Krishna leelas, and is considered highly meritorious among Vaishnav devotees. Walking this route is believed to bring spiritual blessings, inner peace, and divine connection with Radharani.

A Barsana Parikrama tour package usually includes pickup and drop from Mathura or Vrindavan, guided parikrama walk, and darshan at key temples like Radha Rani Temple, Maan Mandir, Kirti Mandir, Mor Kutir, and Sankari Khor. Packages may also include Satvik meals, prasad, and spiritual storytelling or katha en route.

The Barsana Parikrama is approximately 6–7 kilometers long and generally takes 3 to 4 hours to complete. It involves some uphill walking as Barsana is located on the Bhanugarh Hill, one of the four sacred hills said to be the heads of Lord Brahma. The walk is moderately easy but may require assistance for elderly travelers.

The best time to undertake Barsana Parikrama is between October and March, when the weather is cool and pleasant. Radhashtami, Lathmar Holi, and the Kartik month are considered especially auspicious. During these times, the town is beautifully decorated and filled with devotional energy, but can also be quite crowded.

Barsana Parikrama tours can be booked through local travel agencies, Vrindavan-based tour operators, or online pilgrimage platforms. The parikrama is generally suitable for all age groups, but senior citizens may require assistance due to some steep paths. Some packages offer vehicle-assisted options for partial routes or return travel.