Kokilavan Parikrama is a sacred walk around Kokilavan Dham, located near Kosi Kalan in Mathura district. The dham is dedicated to Shri Shani Dev Ji and Kushti Narayan Ji (a form of Krishna). It is believed that Lord Shani came here to seek darshan of Lord Krishna, making it a powerful place for removing Saturn-related doshas (Shani Dosh) and gaining peace and protection through parikrama and darshan.

A typical Kokilavan Parikrama Tour Package includes pickup and drop from Mathura, Vrindavan, or Delhi, guided parikrama, darshan at Shani Dev Temple, puja arrangements, and sometimes Satvik meals or prasad. Some packages may also include a visit to Kushti Narayan Temple and nearby holy ponds or kunds.

The Kokilavan Parikrama route is approximately 2–3 kilometers, making it a short and easy walk suitable for all age groups. Most devotees complete the parikrama in 1 to 2 hours, including temple darshan and rituals. It is often combined with chanting or guided katha for a more spiritually enriching experience.

Yes, Kokilavan Parikrama is senior-friendly and suitable for families, as the walking distance is short and the path is well-maintained. Many tour operators offer comfortable vehicle transport, priority temple entry, and rest intervals, ensuring a smooth and peaceful experience for all pilgrims.

The best time to visit Kokilavan is during Saturdays, which are considered especially auspicious for Shani Dev Darshan. The months from October to March offer pleasant weather for walking and temple visits. Special crowds gather on Shani Jayanti, Amavasya, and Kartik Saturdays, so early booking is recommended during these dates.