Freehold Plots in the Sacred Heart of Vrindavan, Mathura
Plots · Starting ₹1.31 Cr onwards
HOABL Plots Mathura is a freehold, plotted residential development in Vrindavan, brought to the market by the House of Abhinandan Lodha, a branded land developer founded in 2020 and headquartered in Mumbai. The project extends across a gated parcel of land planned for villa plots and second homes, set within one of India's most visited pilgrimage towns.
Living here is built around proximity to Vrindavan's temple life rather than distance from it. Plot owners are within easy reach of the ISKCON Temple, Prem Mandir, Banke Bihari Temple and the Yamuna ghats, while still returning each day to a planned, gated community with its own internal roads, utilities and green spaces. The promise is a second home or long-term asset that stays tied to Braj Bhoomi's spiritual calendar throughout the year.
The layout follows Vastu-aligned plot planning, with landscaped avenues, water and meditation spaces, and community areas designed for satsangs, kirtans and family gatherings. Underground utilities, paved internal roads and street lighting are built in from the outset, so that each plot is development-ready rather than raw agricultural land.
HOABL's presence in Uttar Pradesh has grown alongside a stated capital commitment of roughly Rs. 3,000 crore for the state, following its earlier acquisitions in Ayodhya and expansion into Amritsar, Shimla and Vrindavan. That regional build-out, combined with the state government's own Braj 2041 masterplan spending, is the backdrop against which HOABL Plots Mathura is being positioned as a long-horizon land asset in a temple town with rising visitor numbers.
For families seeking a spiritual second home, or investors looking at plotted land in a well-tracked pilgrimage market, HOABL Plots Mathura offers a starting point in Vrindavan's growth story.
Starting from Rs. 1.31 Cr onwards
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| Residential Plot Freehold villa plots for custom homes, second homes or long-term investment | 1500–3000 sq.ft. | Rs. 1.31 Cr |




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Radha Kund Road, Vrindavan, Mathura District, Uttar Pradesh · Vrindavan · Mathura
Vrindavan sits within Mathura district in western Uttar Pradesh, on the banks of the Yamuna, and is home to more than 5,500 temples including the ISKCON Temple, Prem Mandir and Banke Bihari Temple. The town draws a steady, year-round flow of pilgrims and tourists, a footfall that has made it one of the more closely watched land markets in North India. HOABL Plots Mathura is positioned within this Braj Bhoomi landscape, where temple towns, riverfront ghats and open agricultural land sit alongside emerging residential corridors. The district's proximity to the Yamuna Expressway ties Vrindavan directly into the wider Delhi-Agra travel and pilgrimage circuit.
For a plotted development, this address carries a dual value: spiritual proximity and infrastructure momentum. Vrindavan's growth is being shaped by large public investments, including the Vrindavan Bypass and Banke Bihari Corridor road works and the long-term Braj 2041 Masterplan, all aimed at easing pilgrim traffic and expanding civic infrastructure around the temple town. HOABL Plots Mathura sits within reach of this improving road network, the Yamuna Expressway, and the upcoming Noida International Airport at Jewar, giving owners a plot that is both close to Vrindavan's daily religious life and connected outward to Delhi NCR and Agra.
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A road project valued at approximately Rs. 1,645 crore, planned to ease pilgrim and local traffic around Vrindavan and improve access to surrounding residential pockets.
A roughly Rs. 500 crore corridor project around the Banke Bihari Temple aimed at decongesting the temple precinct and improving pedestrian and vehicular movement in the old town.
A long-term development plan backed by over Rs. 32,000 crore of investment across the Braj region, covering roads, sanitation, tourism infrastructure and heritage conservation through 2041.
Improvement works along the traditional pilgrim circumambulation route connecting Vrindavan to Barsana, Govardhan and other Braj sites, supporting steady pilgrim and tourist footfall.
Continued upgrades along the Yamuna Expressway corridor, together with the upcoming Noida International Airport at Jewar, are extending Vrindavan's connectivity to Delhi NCR and the wider region.
HOABL Plots Mathura offers freehold residential plots in Vrindavan, one of India's most visited pilgrimage towns, giving buyers clear-title land in a location tied to centuries of spiritual heritage.
The project is part of the House of Abhinandan Lodha's broader Uttar Pradesh push, supported by a stated capital commitment of around Rs. 3,000 crore across Ayodhya, Amritsar, Shimla and Vrindavan.
The development sits close to the ISKCON Temple, Prem Mandir and Banke Bihari Temple, placing daily temple visits within a short drive rather than a planned outing.
Access via the Yamuna Expressway links the project to Delhi in roughly two and a half hours, with the upcoming Jewar Airport further shortening travel time for owners and visiting family.
HOABL Plots Mathura is registered with UP RERA under UPRERAPRJ137423/11/2025, giving buyers a documented, regulator-tracked project rather than an informal land parcel.
Public investment through the Braj 2041 Masterplan, the Vrindavan Bypass and the Banke Bihari Corridor is reshaping roads and civic infrastructure around the town, directly benefiting nearby residential land.
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