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New roads, an international airport, temple corridors and large townships are changing Mathura and Vrindavan. Here is what is underway, where it stands, and what it means if you are planning to buy.
Last updated: October 2026
Public projects
Shri Banke Bihari Temple Corridor
A corridor of about five acres around Banke Bihari Temple to ease crowding and improve access for pilgrims. The Supreme Court has cleared the project and the Uttar Pradesh government has committed more than ₹500 crore. Land purchase from around 270 affected buildings is still in progress, with families being offered flats in Rukmini Vihar.
Opportunity: Better access and planned commercial space near the temple are likely to raise demand for homes and shops in the old town and along the Parikrama Marg.
Source: Vrindavan TodayNoida International Airport
Commercial flights began on 15 June 2026, with IndiGo first and Akasa Air and Air India Express to follow. Routes are expanding, and international flights are expected by the end of 2026. The airport sits on the Yamuna Expressway, the main road link between Delhi NCR and Mathura.
Opportunity: Faster travel for buyers from across India and abroad makes holiday and retirement homes in Vrindavan and Mathura far more practical.
Source: Outlook TravellerYamuna Expressway link roads
Two new road links are planned: a ₹251 crore four-lane road connecting the Yamuna Expressway directly to Vrindavan, and a ₹1,645 crore six-lane, 15 km link between the Yamuna Expressway and the Delhi–Agra highway (NH-19) under the Braj Teerth Vikas Parishad.
Opportunity: Localities close to the new road alignments and their junctions stand to gain the most from shorter travel times to Delhi NCR and the airport.
Source: News24₹1,051 crore development package
On Janmashtami 2026, the Chief Minister inaugurated or laid foundation stones for 229 projects worth about ₹1,051 crore. They include a ropeway in Vrindavan, mega parking facilities and the Raya Urban Node, a planned new urban area in Mathura.
Opportunity: Parking and a ropeway should ease festival congestion, and the Raya Urban Node opens a new zone for planned residential and commercial growth.
Source: Free Press JournalLandmark & residential projects
Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir
Planned as the world's tallest temple, with an estimated cost of about ₹660 crore and parking for more than 3,000 cars. Construction is underway and the first phase is expected to open in stages; earlier opening dates have slipped.
Opportunity: A major new pilgrim attraction on the Chhatikara side, which supports demand for nearby flats, guest houses and rentals.
Source: Lonely PlanetVrindavan Global by HoABL
A premium plotted township by The House of Abhinandan Lodha near the 84-Kos Parikrama Marg, with a large clubhouse and over 40% open space. Plots of about 1,248 to 3,000 sq ft have been listed from around ₹1.26 crore.
Opportunity: Branded, gated plots for buyers who want amenities and security, at the premium end of the Vrindavan market.
Source: The Realty TodayKrishna Bhumi Township
A 40-acre RERA-registered township by Infinity Group with around 864 homes, villas and a commercial arcade. Earlier apartment and villa phases have received completion certificates, while newer towers have been under construction.
Opportunity: Ready and resale homes in an established gated community, a good fit for retirement and holiday homes.
Source: Krishna BhumiOmaxe Eternity 2
A plotted development by Omaxe on Raal Road, Vrindavan. Plots of roughly 1,023 to 3,229 sq ft have been advertised at indicative prices of ₹62 lakh to ₹1.97 crore, and the first phase was reported to have sold out at launch.
Opportunity: A national developer's township at mid-to-premium prices, with resale options as earlier phases mature.
Source: Omaxe Eternity 2What this means if you are buying
Connectivity is improving fast
The airport and new expressway links bring Braj within easy reach of Delhi NCR and the rest of India. Locations close to these links usually see the earliest gains.
Temple-area demand will grow
The Banke Bihari Corridor and new landmark temples will draw more visitors, supporting rental income from flats, guest houses and shops near the main temples.
New growth zones are opening
The Raya Urban Node and large townships create planned areas with wider roads and amenities, often at lower entry prices than central Vrindavan.
Buy carefully, not in a hurry
Announcements do not always mean quick completion. Choose approved, RERA-registered property you would be happy to use, and verify every project on the UP RERA portal.
Jindal Prop Mart is not the developer of any project listed here. Details are compiled from public news reports and developer announcements as of October 2026 and may change. Please verify status, approvals and prices with the developer or authority before making decisions.
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